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| Series: | 
                                                    
                Multiaventura              
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                                                                  no. 2                                                             | 
        
|---|---|
| Alternate Title: | 
                          The Knights of the Galaxy              (literal English translation of title)               | 
        
| Author: | 
                          
                Cidoncha, Carlos Saiz              
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| Illustrator: | 
                          
                Azpiri, Alfonso              
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| Date: | 
                          1986 | 
        
| Length: | 
                      94 pages                         | 
| Number of Endings: | 
                      20                         | 
| User Summary: | A powerful ancient artifact has surfaced in a planet ruled by an evil dictator. As a member of an interplanetary knightly order, your mission is to infiltrate the planet and recover the artifact before it falls into evil hands. | 
| Guillermo's Thoughts: | 
               This book (which shows a strong Star Wars influence) is a major improvement over the previous entry in the series. The story is entertaining and the writing is fast-paced. The book is also very well designed: the author devised a fairly coherent, consistent game-world and made sure the different story paths fit logically within it. As a result, gameplay feels very strategic. This is different to the approach taken by most authors in the Choose your Own Adventure series, who would only use the branching-path structure as an excuse to paste together a series of very loosely-related stories. Moreover, while the book has many successful endings, there is enough variation between them to keep the reader wanting to try a different path. The illustrations by Alfonso Azpiri also add a lot of flavor to the story. I definitely recommend this one.  | 
          
| Special Thanks: | Thanks to Guillermo Paredes for the cover image, plot summary and other details. | 
| Users Who Own This Item: | AndreAntunes, Avenger, bleuge, juanvillar, tonk82 | 
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