Avery_Moore, The Grandmaster of the Written Word
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You are ten years old when you first feel the weight of shackles around your wrists. In a matter of hours, your whole world is turned upside down as you and your brother are dragged away from your home in Greece to work as slaves in the Roman Empire. Now you must struggle for survival. Every decision you make will affect your future. Your life, the life of your brother and the lives of your friends are in your hands.
Begin your journey as a child, and make heartbreaking choices that will shape the adult you will become. But be careful. An act of kindness might come back to haunt you, and a thoughtless word could earn you some powerful enemies. A split second decision will determine who lives and who dies. Will you sell your soul to win your freedom, or sacrifice everything for the people you love? Will you even live long enough to see the sun rise?
Special thanks to all of my beta-testers: TinyOnion, Morgan R, Mewsly, Evan Dean Nathanael, Laha, Cookiemonsta, Jumo, Hannah Minger, Danielle L-S, eXwhYZee, Umbreonpanda, M.S.X.K. Laird, Likho and N1GHTMAR3.
And a really, REALLY special thanks to my patreons: Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher and SpartacustheGreat.
You can also keep up to date on my games by following me on social media at:
https://www.facebook.com/AveryMooreGames
https://twitter.com/Avery__Moore
Pokemon game for playing around with variables and stuff
Pokemon game for playing around with variables and stuff
Four mysteries in one. A man has been murdered in his stately home in the country, and you have only four suspects. Can you figure out who the killer is? It could be anyone... Literally. Because the killer is chosen at random at the beginning of every game.
Note: This game was originally made for a competition put together by Morgan R, where writers had to make the best game they could in a day. Unfortunately, I didn't get the game finished in time, so never got around to publishing it, but I stumbled across it a few years later and decided it was worth finishing. So here it is, hope you enjoy ^_^
A massive special thanks to all of my patreons:
Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher, Turnip Bandit, Ninjapitka, John Oester, Pyrola and Cjjolly
All of my games are free to play, but you can support me on patreon at:
https://www.patreon.com/Avery_Moore
You can also keep up to date on my games by following me on social media at:
This game has lots of stuff.
A massive special thanks to all of my patreons:
Chanbot, Mizal, Ryan Esher, Turnip Bandit, Ninjapitka, John Oester, Pyrola and Cjjolly
All of my games are free to play, but you can support me on patreon at:
https://www.patreon.com/Avery_Moore
You can also keep up to date on my games by following me on social media at:
Recent Posts
Flutter Still Not On his Meds on 4/25/2025 8:06:25 AM... Is this supposed to be news to us?
Get wrecked Malk on 4/15/2025 5:34:45 AM
Oh, okay. I'll be honest. I never even heard of Maidenhead. There are some seriously weird place names in the U.K. When I looked up "Funny places names in the U.K." to try and figure out where you were talking about, Maidenhead didn't even make the cut.
We've got:
- Bitchfield
- Crapstone
- Brokenwind
- Cocks
- Shitterton
- Butthole Lane
- Slag Lane
- Cockermouth
- Titty Ho
- Fanny Barks
- Brown Willy
- Great Cockup
- Crackpot
- Pratts Bottom
- Upperthong
- Penistone
- Sandyballs
- Wetwang
- Scratch Arse Ware
- Nob End
- Bell End
- Sluts Hole
- And my personal favourite... Fingringhoe
Get wrecked Malk on 4/15/2025 5:18:43 AM
In the U.K. it is definitely pronounced "Twat" rhymes with "at".
Get wrecked Malk on 4/14/2025 7:21:02 PM
In Australia, it is actually used as a term of endearment. For example; "Kevin! Stop being a fucking cunt, mate!"
Get wrecked Malk on 4/14/2025 7:15:30 PM
Briar is joking. And now I am googling funny town names in the U.K. to try and figure out where you are actually talking about...
Twatt?
Audiobook Recommendations? on 4/14/2025 4:41:44 AM
Tardy to the party but I highly recommend The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie. The First Law series is easily the best audiobook I have listened to when you combine quality of story with quality of audiobook. It's probably my favourite book series of all time, so there's that, but it is also one of the few audiobooks I've listened to where I would recommend listening to the audiobook above reading the actual book. Steven Pacey is very good at what he does.
Like, I'm listening to the audiobook of Game of Thrones now and it makes me REALLY appreciate how good Steven Pacey is by comparison. Roy Dotrice makes all the child characters sound like 80 year old men, and for some reason makes all the Lannisters sound like West Country farmers.
Nigel Planer is great too, I think his deadpan reading style makes the Discworld books even funnier. ^_^
Get wrecked Malk on 4/14/2025 4:23:52 AM
What? You mean Cuntsville?
CYS Monthly Gazette - 8 April 2025 on 4/12/2025 4:44:59 AM
Style and structure are the essence of a book. Great ideas are hogwash. ^_^
CYS Monthly Gazette - 8 April 2025 on 4/9/2025 4:23:18 AM
Just looked it up and was very surprised to find out that Dance of Dragons was published more recently than Wise Man's Fear. 14 years. Bloody hell!. Luckily, Doors of Stone is the last book in the trilogy, so there is a chance we might actually live to see the end of the series. A Song of Ice and Fire... Not a chance.
CYS Monthly Gazette - 8 April 2025 on 4/9/2025 4:19:42 AM
I feel so important. ^_^