Stories: The Path of Destinies
Stories: The Path of Destinies is an action RPG set in a vibrant fairytale universe filled with floating islands, majestic airships, and colorful magic. Reynardo, ex-pirate and unintentional hero, suddenly becomes the last line of the defense against the mad Emperor and his countless ravens. Can he come up with a plan that won’t blow up in his face, for a change? In Stories, each choice you make takes Reynardo into a unique narrative. From tongue-in-cheek takes on heroic adventures to dark, Lovecraftian scenes, Stories’ repertoire is as diverse as it is action-packed. But Reynardo’s fateful decisions won’t always come easy: Sometimes retrieving a weapon lost at the beginning of time means sacrificing the life of an old friend. But with so many choices to make, so many potential dire destinies, wouldn't it be great to be able to come back in time, learn from your mistakes and find the one true path?
Game Discussion
Steam User 8
This game was such a hidden gem. The choose-your-own-adventure style and the characters are all so charming, and the stories themselves were short but fun little adventures.
Also, Reynardo.
Steam User 3
This game doesn’t just tell you a story —
it hands you the pen, lets you mess up, and says:
"Alright, try again... but smarter this time."
At first, it feels like a simple action-RPG:
Cool sword combat, smooth movement, talking animals — all wrapped in a fairy-tale world.
But then you hit your first “ending” and realize…
you’re not done.
In fact, you’re barely getting started.
The magic of Stories: The Path of Destinies is in the branching narrative.
Every choice, every path leads to a different outcome — sometimes hilarious, sometimes tragic, sometimes eye-opening.
The narrator is sharp, witty, and makes every run feel like a bedtime story gone wrong (or right).
I ended up replaying it more than I expected — not because I had to, but because I wanted to know what else could’ve happened.
It’s compact, fun, and cleverly built so that failure is part of the journey, not a punishment.
Highlights:
Tight, satisfying combat
Gorgeous visuals and world design
Great narration with real personality
HIGH replay value with dozens of story paths and secrets
Fox with a sword (what else do you need?)
Final Verdict:
If you like choose-your-own-adventure books, charming indie games, or just want something unique that respects your curiosity — this one’s worth the journey.
And the second one.
And the twelfth.
Steam User 2
Worth playing, fun combat and unlocks as you slowly unravel the true path of the story, by dying lot's and lot's of times.
And the characters are well written, Narator is well voiced too.
Steam User 2
from what i remember, this game was fun to play, its got basic combat and the levels are repetitive, the main draw of the game is the multiple endings that you get from it and it does this very well, even if some of the dialogue can be repetitive after playing through the game enough, overall, it was enjoyable to play.
Steam User 2
pretty good game. everything was great, except ifeel the levels where a bit prolongued, and the mechanics could have used more testing.
Steam User 1
Enough fun and entertaining to play with it till the end, even not really replayable imho. 7.5/10
Steam User 1
Man... I really wish I could actually recommend this game… but while I liked it, don't bother.
The story itself is great, it's superbly written and it's fun to discover the dynamics at play. But the issue is the gameplay all around it… A lot of exploring lifeless levels, the combat system is very basic and the enemy diversity deplorable, the progression is paced all wrong and, most importantly… it is SO repetitive. There isn't a system to pick back up at a fork in the story, you must replay 5 ENTIRE LEVELS WHICH NEVER VARY. I really wanted to explore more endings, but it was genuinely so grueling that I called it a day instead.