- $5.99
- Category: Games
- Subgenre: Strategy
- First released: January 23, 2019
- Versions: 0 archived
- Seller: USM
- com.usm.andorsecret
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
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Ratings Over Time
sampled from 4 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 26, 2020 | — | ★ 4.4 | 298 | $4.99 |
| December 7, 2024 | 1.2 | ★ 4.5 | 362 | $5.99 |
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Archived Reviews
8 of 15I can’t honestly find any weak point in this wonderful conversion of the original table board game. I find the journey more important of the final destination so I enjoy the fact of having to restart the legends from square 1 if failed. Wonderful graphic and sound as well.
Ok, I admit that I’m not the best person to talk about these kinda games, I don’t play as much as other people. But let me tell you that this game is fantastic. The story is compelling, giving more context in every completed quest. The board comes alive with standing pieces and unlimited actions. Strategists and fantasy enthusiasts alike will love the complexity of this game, you will always be contemplating and scheming your way to victory. This board game turned virtual is a storytelling and RPG marvel, I would strongly recommend this game.
I have bought this game seeing that developers continue to update and improve it. Thank you and please continue the updates !
The problem with this game is the dice-loading favoring opponents. When you roll 4 dice and enemies roll 2 but consistently beat your score face more than statistics says is possible, then it is not well-made.
This game is slow to load and minimal value. Everything takes a long time and the level of interaction is tedious and relatively boring. Too basic, and without any real substance. Definitely not worth paying for.
The best digital board game in my opinion plays just like the table top and I was glad to see the legends are different also, loving this game!
Q
So, there’s lots to like about the game. The graphics and game play seem to work well, after a bit of figuring out time. <br/><br/>What I don’t understand is why this game deviates from the rules of the actual board game. What I mean is, in the board game (if I’m understanding THAT correctly) you only progress up the letters once all the heroes have finished a full day (by clicking the rooster button). Here, it seems that it progresses much more quickly. Why change that?! What was wrong with the original game rules?
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