Home of the Underdogs By Theme By Alphabet By Year Title Search Company Search Designer Search As a child, I grew up with a lot of 'Choose Your Own Adventure' gamebooks popular in late 1970s and early 1980s. This page showcases some of the best gamebook and solo adventure/RPG series ever made, including some rare gamebook comics. Since there is a very small chance that these books will see the light of day again, especially since many copyright holders (such Byron Preiss) no longer exists and all these books have been out of print for over a decade, I have decided to scan and compile these gamebooks from my own collection into PDF format, so that old-timers can relive the old days, and younger visitors will have a chance to experience first-hand this primitive-but-fun form of interactive entertainment that was popular long before the rise of computer games. Before I forget: we are also looking for a few gamebooks to complete this collection. If you have any gamebook that is in the same series we scanned, that we don't yet have (i.e. Anything that is not marked [complete series] in the list below), please e-mail us.

Choose Your Own Adventure is a series of children's gamebooks where each story is written from a second-person point of view, with the reader Going the other way and making the books longer led to Choose Your Own Adventure Super Adventure, while an experiment in more solid story arcs.

We'd like to complete every series in the collection:) I will continue to add new scans as time permits to complete each of the series featured here, so keep your eyes peeled:) All books have been scanned and compiled in Adobe PDF format. You can either print it out or play it on-line in (version 4.0 or higher required). Hyperlinks have been added in most books for your convenience, so you can jump to page X or box X by just clicking on 'Go to X' passages. Please note that our 'one download at a time' restriction applies to these books, so please don't download them all at once. Many gamebooks, especially 'solo RPG' adventures such as the Fighting Fantasy series, require you to roll dice to determine combat outcomes. If you don't have any RPG die (6-sided typically), feel free to use this handy [3KB zipped].

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