Lone Wolf – The Fortress Of Death, Deluxe Box Set

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The Deluxe Box Set contains the digital game of Lone Wolf – The Fortress Of Death, together with lots of physical must-haves for fans of the Lone Wolf adventure book series.

Limited to 500 copies.

Box size: W165, L230, D45 mm

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  • Activation card to play Lone Wolf – The Fortress Of Death on the Sound Realms platform.
  • 5 exclusive collector cards with unique features to activate in the game.
  • 48 page notebook with original artwork.
  • Blue pencil with eraser and Lone Wolf logo.
  • Leaflet explaining Uurjhak – the tongue of beastmen.
  • 2 postcards with original artwork.
  • A3 poster with original artwork.
  • Refrigerator magnet with original artwork.
  • Sticker with original artwork.
  • Pamphlet with info and more.

Lone Wolf is the life's work of Joe Dever. The Fortress Of Death is the reenvision of Dever's original concept, available for the first time on smartphones and tablets.

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The Fortress Of Death is the reenvision of Joe Dever's original concept, available for the first time on smartphones and tablets. This new interactive adventure returns to the glory days of Lone Wolf and fantasy roleplaying games, making it the most immersive audio game experience ever.

The game incorporating 360 surround sound and the latest app technology but still faithful to the original. The Fortress Of Death is a brand-new and official Lone Wolf adventure, written by August Hahn and inspired by the iconic Fortress Of Doom.

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About Lone Wolf

Lone Wolf is the life's work of Joe Dever. Since 1984, Lone Wolf has sold more than 12 million copies, been translated into 18 languages, and won multiple international awards. A major contribution to 1980s fantasy culture, Lone Wolf helped popularize choose-your-own-adventure style gaming books.

Joe Dever also expanded Lone Wolf into other forms of media. There were also two interactive telephone PhoneQuest games, playable by calling a special line and making decisions through dialing numbers at specific times.

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