THE OATHBREAKER
On a quest to break an Oath, you will encounter danger, mystery, and myth all down the long road to Dargonbre. To break this Oath, you must decide your path. What fate is deserved? Who deserves it? In your hands rests the destiny of an entire town.
AUTHOR
Elizabeth Dodd
VOICE ACTOR
David Fried
SUITED FOR
Teens, Adults
PLAYING TIME
25 min
CHOICES
15
ENDINGS
4
GAME FLOW
Medium
ATTENTION LEVEL
Medium
You are an Oathbreaker, paid to free folk of unwanted oaths. For your first mission, you have received two requests from the same town of Dargonbre: one from a man called Lyndon, and another from someone called Thern. As an Oathbreaker, you are required to investigate before meting out your judgment. And there is more to these requests than meets the eye…and maybe even profit for you.
Go to Dargonbre. Find the supplicants, investigate their Oaths, and make your judgment to break them. But just as the words that bind us are powerful with lasting consequences, so are your choices.
4.0 out of 5 stars (based on 4 reviews)
Thrilling tension, great stakes and entrancing dialogue, an epic adventure into Dargonbre!
I loved the prose, the way the characters mesh and go against each other.
Well Done!
The story plunges you into the role of an oathbreaker. As a newly marked oathbreaker, every step you take is watched, weighed and filled with consequence. The duty of an oathbreaker is filled with fear,fight and judgement. Its not about being a hero but making the right decision. The central conflict makes you think about morality.
This story really pulled me in with how vivid everything felt. I could almost taste, hear, and see what I was reading. It was that immersive!
The descriptions had this grounded, sensory quality that made the world feel real and alive without overexplaining anything.
Every scene felt textured, like I was walking right alongside the characters. Whether it was a quiet moment or something more intense, I could feel the weight of it. There’s something special about writing that makes you feel physically connected to the world like that.
If you enjoy stories that rely on atmosphere and sensory detail to draw you in, this one delivers in a big way. It’s more than just reading.
The idea of the Oathbreaker as a character is unique, and the characters you encounter are interesting as well. The voice acting is very well done, and feels correct for the story being read.
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