Here is a review by We Got This Covered, for the recently released Sorcery! Part 3 (4/5 stars).

There are flaws in Sorcery! Part 3: The Seven Serpents, but they are mostly minor and already familiar from the previous chapters; the numbing sense of security provided by an overcompensating rewind mechanic; the exploitable healing powers of the spirit animals; the fact that your Swindlestone opponents seem entirely incapable of grasping the concept of bluffing. But Inkle has done a fantastic job of addressing a more serious set of issues, one that seemed inherent to the series: it has gone beyond the static gamebook format to create a living, breathing fantasy world.

The open-world adventure Sorcery! Part 3 has been released for the PC on Steam:

Sorcery! Part 3 is an open-world narrative adventure through a cursed wilderness of monsters, traps and magic. Hunt down the Seven Serpents, cast powerful spells that shape the story, and explore everywhere. Begin your journey here, or continue your story from Parts 1 & 2.

• Explore everywhere - move freely through the world, any way you want, creating your own unique story
• New time beacons allow you to alter the world dynamically - travel through the present, or into the past, or mix the two
• Thousands of choices - all are remembered, and shape your adventure
• Thirty new enemies, including seven deadly serpents, each with their own strategies - and weaknesses
• Adapted from the best-selling gamebook series by legendary game designer Steve Jackson
• Swindlestones is back! The game of bluff and deceit is back, with new, smarter, opponents
• New spells to discover and new magic to master
• Five Gods, all with different quirks and powers
• Start your adventure here, or load your characters and choices from Parts 1 & 2
• New music from "80 Days" composer Laurence Chapman
• New 3D hand-drawn maps to explore by Mike Schley