The Best Fighting Fantasy books ever

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	"The best, and of course, the scariest of all the books in the series"

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	"Livingstone's finest hour. Watch out for that Bloodbeast"

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	"Probably the most difficult book to complete, but hugely enjoyable. An epic."

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	"The only FF book where you play a bonafide superhero. Original and compelling."

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	"The one that started it all. Basic perhaps, but riddled with nostalgia. Aaah, the memories."

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	"The best horror book in the series since House of Hell. Genuinely disturbing"

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	"An excellent late period FF book. Fantastic characters, and lots to see and do."

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	"The one where people are after you, rather than the other way around. Highly enjoyable"

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	"The one with the brilliantly original 'Messenger of Death' idea."

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	"Zanbar Bone and his moon dogs are out to getcha! Port Blacksand is one vile place."

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	"Best of the new breed. Great storyline, and memorable encounters"

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	"Zagor's back for a third time. Will he ever stay dead?"

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	"Jackson's first solo book, featured good use of magic spells."

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	"Very difficult, but tremendous atmosphere. One of the better later ones."

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	"Silly plotline, but one of the most enjoyable to play."

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	"Virtuall impossible to finish without cheating, but the storyline and locations make it a memorable one."

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	"FF by numbers perhaps, but it had a great atmosphere about it."

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	"The first FF book with a 'far east' setting. Good use of honour points too."

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	"Another excellent 'new book'. There's still life in FF yet."

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	"Surprised this one was never re-released. A genuinely gripping story, scary too."

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	"One of the easiest books in the series, but enjoyable nonetheless."

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	"A really original idea, being set underwater, and it works well."

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	"The latest book at time of writing, and another good 'un."

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	"Follow up to Deathtrap Dungeon, and whilst not as good, still a great journey through the maze."

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	"3rd in the original series, and whilst quite basic, a good introduction to the world of Titan."