Fighting Fantasy

The original run of Fighting Fantasy was 1982 to 1995, and covered 59 books. They were published by Dell in the US and by Puffin everywhere else.

In 2001 Wizard Books bought the intellectual property and began republishing old FF titles with new covers, and also publishing new FF books.

Original Series 1982 – 1995

1 The Warlock of Firetop Mountain
2 The Citadel of Chaos
3 The Forest of Doom
4 Starship Traveller
5 City of Thieves
6 Deathtrap Dungeon
7 Island of the Lizard King
8 Scorpion Swamp
9 Caverns of the Snow Witch
10 House of Hell
11 Talisman of Death
12 Space Assassin
13 Freeway Fighter
14 Temple of Terror
15 The Rings of Kether
16 Seas of Blood
17 Appointment with F.E.A.R.
18 Rebel Planet
19 Demons of the Deep
20 Sword of the Samurai
21 Trial of Champions
22 Robot Commando
23 Masks of Mayhem
24 Creature of Havoc
25 Beneath Nightmare Castle
26 Crypt of the Sorcerer
27 Star Strider
28 Phantoms of Fear
29 Midnight Rogue
30 Chasms of Malice
31 Battleblade Warrior
32 Slaves of the Abyss
33 Sky Lord
34 Stealer of Souls
35 Daggers of Darkness
36 Armies of Death
37 Portal of Evil
38 Vault of the Vampire
39 Fangs of Fury
40 Dead of Night
41 Master of Chaos
42 Black Vein Prophecy
43 The Keep of the Lich Lord
44 Legend of the Shadow Warriors
45 Spectral Stalkers
46 Tower of Destruction
47 The Crimson Tide
48 Moonrunner
49 Siege of Sardath
50 Return to Firetop Mountain
51 Island of the Undead
52 Night Dragon
53 Spellbreaker
54 Legend of Zagor
55 Deathmoor
56 Knights of Doom
57 Magehunter
58 Revenge of the Vampire
59 Curse of the Mummy

Sorcery!

Sorcery! was a four-part series by Steve Jackson. The books form a sequence, a series which your hero plays from one to the next on a four-part epic quest. (kind of like Way of the Tiger)

1 The Shamutanti Hills
2 Kharé: Cityport of Traps
3 The Seven Serpents
4 The Crown of Kings

Clash of the Princes

Clash of the Princes was a pair of gamebooks, providing two different versions of the same adventure for two players. The two of you play a brother, one a wizard and one a warrior, in a semi-cooperative adventure for two.

Clash of the Princes, The Warrior’s Way
Clash of the Princes, The Wizard’s Way

Video Games

Many of the gamebooks have been adapted to digital form as gamebooks. But they have also inspired a few “real” video games inspired by the gamebooks, but offering a wholly new experience.

Fighting Fantasy Legends
Deathtrap Dungeon Trilogy
Ian Livingstone’s Deathtrap Dungeon Interactive Video Adventure
The Sorcery! series Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4

Additional Resources and Uploads

Additional Resources and Uploads

Fighting Fantasy Fighting Sim — A Python program to simulate FF fights. Prove that those impossible fights are really impossible.  🙂

twelve24twelve.py — I wrote this program to answer an age-old question: if two players had 12/24/12, and one had a Potion of Luck and the other a Portion of Stamina, who is more likely to win? Short answer: Stamina. Read the results here.