Gomorrah

Honestly the game isn't that interesting. It is mostly a resource management text game (with graphics). The game tells you certain choices fills up a certain stat, I have no clue if it influences the ending. There is some (assumingly) underworld jargon used, so a player won't always understand the interactions between certain characters. Not worth the purchase. The story itself is okay just not good nor great.

Finally, a game that brings you into the seedy underworld of organized crime! Okay, so there is... Yakuza, Grand Theft Auto, and well... Mafia, but although the tropes may be familiar, Gomorrah offers a unique story-based interactive experience that was pretty compelling on my mobile device and, with multiple endings, offered plenty of replay value. Partly inspired by the fanfare from the book and TV series of the same name, Gomorrah wasted no time getting me into the action when I was thrust into becoming the head of a crime family after a grizzly and pretty well-animated murder scene. What I like about Gomorrah is the style. The black-and-white imagery, and music, all give the game a seedy feel that fits the tone of a revenge story.

Gomorrah is a text-based novel like adventure RPG mobile game where you play as Nina in a mafia society in Italy. I heavily appreciated the great story plot of this game where our character is trying to establish her empire out of her father's legacy. I was quite impressed how the choices I made could heavily impact the gameplay progression. The dialogues written were very profound and professional, which I enjoyed reading and could easily relate to story content.

There were choices wherein there are two different reactions and you'll need to pick to see how your character will progress. I'm proud of how my character went and the progress was all positive~

I didn't know that it was like an RPG where there were a number of possible results depending on how I react to each situation LOL. I definitely loved it! I wasn't just expecting some of the scenes. It was brilliant.

Has anyone ever finished this? I think it's a continuous type and I was always concerned about how the game should end.