Leas: City of the Sun
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5.0 ★
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About Leas: City of the Sun
After making a dangerous discovery, you are sent on a mission by your Den that unfolds into an adventure that will unearth more than expected, and more than you alone can handle.
Fortunately, you'll have help along the way. A lifelong friend hiding a dangerous secret, a mysterious and taciturn rogue, and a brilliant and charming mage unite under your banner to help save your city, and possibly, the world.
Leas: City of the Sun is a 400,000-word interactive novel by Jax Ivy where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based — without graphics or sound effects — and fuelled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination!
• Play as female, male, or nonbinary — with options to be straight, gay, bisexual, or pansexual.
• Explore in-depth romances with your companions.
• Define relationships with family, friends, and mentors.
• Set your personality through choices.
• Brave the wilds and face off with fae, friendly and dangerous alike.
• Tour the city of Leas, from dancing at festivals to infiltrating warehouses.
• Choose your skillset: focus on combat and stealth, magic, or charisma to complete missions.
• Solve a magical mystery - and step into the world's next cycle.
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Reviews for Leas: City of the Sun
Neftali Jiron-Herrera
3/26/2025
Leas: City of Sun is an absolutely phenomenal experience! The characters are diverse, compelling and well written! I was intrigued by the storyline with to twist and turns. There's also plenty of mystery and intrigue with the plot, and though this is a bit of a slower burn when it comes to romance, I found that I didn't mind in the slightest as it feels more dynamic in how it progresses, and the choices do feel impactful. Overall? I Can't wait for the next installment!
IAsked
3/17/2025
Absolute Cinema