- Category: Games
- First released: April 15, 2015
- Versions: 3 archived
- Installable: 3 of 3
- Seller: Spiderweb Software
- com.spiderwebsoftware.Avernum-2-HD
Requirements: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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8 of 15I love everything about this game !!!! If there was something I would like to add,it's kinda silly but, when changing armor equipment have it also change on actual character, not only allowing them to refine their skills but also control how they look doing it ..... This suggestion may p.o. Some ppl but idc I like games where I'm able to customize a bit more n not have to pay for it , so no harm to anyone just an idea suggestion
if you're a fan of classic rpgs -- and if you aren't, why are you reading this review -- this is a polished must-have experience. intuitive and deep, with an entertaining story and professional-level encounter design along with a meaty tactical layer, avernum 2 easily stacks up to the best of classic PC RPGs.
Spiderweb Software's games are just a pleasure to play. Classic RPG with a great story, fun humor, and challenging strategy. Avernum 2 lives up to what I've come to expect. I wish I had the whole Avernum universe to play in. You should play it, too.
Spiderweb Software makes the best story driven RPG's that I ever played. If you like old school fantasy RPG's like Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Avadon, and Dungeons of Chaos on iOS, then this game is for you!
Gameplay is great, but it would be better if the screen orientation did not default to one angle, and the game allowed us to turn the screen on the iPad.
Unlike Avernum 6 and Escape from the Pit, this game is very hard on the eyes and brain. While traveling in this game, the characters stay in one place and the rest of the screen jerks up, down, left and right to simulate movement. If this were fixed, I'd give the game 4 or 5 stars.
Another spiderweb software banger, this gem is almost as good as the original Avernum, only dragging a long a little at the end when enemy HP bloat starts to pick up. There’s dozens and dozens of hours of great content in this one, and you’ll stay hooked from start to finish trying to defeat the empire and discover all of Avernums secrets.
I'm comparing this game to the original Avernum for iPad, which is a masterpiece that I've sunk many hours into. This one needs a little more work by comparison. At times the graphics are too choppy when the characters are moving (iPad 4) - the earthquake effect. It's more difficult to press the secret door blocks and 'OK' text boxes. At the beginning of the game I was fighting nephilim and accidentally bumped the mini map which moved the window to another place on the map. When I moved the screen back to the fight, the enemies were just gone. Still a great game, but needs a bit of polish still.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.