That's... still not worth it. $11.99 for a stuttery mess with jank controls? No thanks. I want DQ8 on my phone so badly, but it's clear that they have no interest in fixing the game.
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iOS Gaming December 2016 | It's app-me, Mario
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That's... still not worth it. $11.99 for a stuttery mess with jank controls? No thanks. I want DQ8 on my phone so badly, but it's clear that they have no interest in fixing the game.
Grim Patron
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Even on iPhone 6 and later? I thoguht the problems were on iPhone 5s and below.
It is the only DQ I don;'t have on my phone and I'm buying it on 3DS next month anyway. Would still prefer playing it on my phone.
toythatkills
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Is DQIV any good on iPhone? The price hasn't dropped significantly (£10.99 to £7.99) so not sure whether to grab it or just give it a miss.
Dragon Quest IV is really good. I'm playing it myself. And it controls well. V and VI also runs really great.
Omega Kirby
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Oh boy you're right, Sorcery 3! Is way better than the previous two, the open world and time rift mechanics opens a whole new way of "going on your own adventure"
More_Badass
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They really thought of everything. Like
if you have a town that's half in the past, half in the present, there will be text reflecting that while you're over there
The game is insanely malleable.
Omega Kirby
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One Foul Note
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Dungeon Warfare is a top game and this is coming from someone who doesn't like most TD games. When I finally get round to sorting it it is likely to be in my mobile goty lists.
Saucycarpdog
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Finally downloaded SMR and I'm liking it so far but still hesitant about paying $10. To be honest this just makes me want to download Leap Day again.
Frostt
Member
For me, Leap Day is better. My GOTY. Autorunners cant get better than that xD.
And the game has grown so much since its first release, adding tons of traps, background, end of level mazes, unlockable characters, even better level design,... this one is going to be installed forever
Fleshfeast
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Super Mario Run should have given people 3 levels in different worlds, instead of just the first 3 levels of world 1. As soon as you hit world 2 things get a little more interesting, where those first 3 feel like you're just running left to right until the end. There's levels that scroll vertical and have you running side to side, or vertical ones where you loop from one side of the screed to the other. Multiple doors that could be the way to the rest of the level, floating platforms that Mario stops on so you can time your jumps. Nothing really new to Mario games, or probably runners in general, but more interesting than the basic design of those first 3 levels.
Yep. I agree with this. Still not my favorite auto-runner or platformer on iOS. But I said this earlier as well. The demo levels are the most basic in the game and if I hadn't already planned on buying it based on Nintendo's track record or if it had been any other game, I don't think I would have based on those levels.
I regret paying the $10 for Super Mario Run, but I won't regret it if they continue to support the game and expand it. The fun of the game wore off after three days, and I stopped with the coin hunts after clearing all of World 1's purple coins. Just isn't the right thing for me. As fun as Toad Rally can be, the desert levels are awful and I can't stand replaying the haunted houses. The haunted houses are, by far, the worst part about the game.
No need to regret.
Apple will let you have a full refund on the purchase whether you request it now, a year, or two years from now, no questions asked.
Ascension and Carcassonne. First is a deck building game, completely fair, second is a tile game that is FANTASTIC
say what now?
Have you looked at Neon Chrome, Leap of Fate or Geometry Wars 3? That last one is a bit different from what you're looking for but they're all top notch twin stick shooters.
Haven't tried neon chrome or leap of fate , will check out now
It was even in Time's list of the 15 Best Video Games of 2016 (although they reference the Steam version, which is still the same as far as I know).
I thought it was good but lost interest and wasn't even an honorable mention for me.
I don't think this is true? I tried refunding a game about a month and a half after buying it (it was a CCG, superhero themed, with expansions, also on Steam, name escapes me) and it was turned down. Had never played the game either.
I vaguely recall a month being the time period for a refund but could be completely wrong.
Just bought The Little Ones expansion for This War of Mine, dunno if it is on sale? Anyway, I plan on upgrading my 128gb iPad Pro 9.7 to a 256gb next year, cause if I want most of my games on it, 128 just doesn't cut it anymore. I find myself deleting stuff all the time. And I especially love those ports that takes of 2-4gb each.
I am also greatly enjoying Crashlands so far. I am not that far into it, but I can't see what's not to like. I guess it is the late game that makes it all a grind?
I am also greatly enjoying Crashlands so far. I am not that far into it, but I can't see what's not to like. I guess it is the late game that makes it all a grind?
chris121580
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I tried going back to it yesterday. I had just made it to the second world months ago when I decided to quit. The first world was a blast but after that, it's just repetitive and boring. I would've been fine with just the one world and felt that I got my moneys worth.
infiniteloop
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only game I've ever got a refund on.
Pathfinder has a co op pass and play mode. Haven't tried pass and play, but hat game is great.
I'm baffled too. I think the story behind the game has something to do with it because the gameplay was nothing great.
nicoga3000
Saint Nic
I'd never heard of Crashlands because I'm apparently out of the loop on everything.
I watched the preview on Steam and it looks kind of neat? Why the hate? Genuinely curious because, without having seen GAF complaints, I would have picked it up pretty quick with the sales on Steam and iOS...But now I'm worried it's not good?
I watched the preview on Steam and it looks kind of neat? Why the hate? Genuinely curious because, without having seen GAF complaints, I would have picked it up pretty quick with the sales on Steam and iOS...But now I'm worried it's not good?
More_Badass
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Huh? It does what it does vey well: take the survival RPG-lite structure of games like Dont Starve, and make it more arcadey, accessible, and easy, with tons of quality-of-life features and mechanics. The core gameplay was pretty great
infiniteloop
Member
yeah, a lot of hype that it didn't live up too.
I returned it because the controls were awful.
Fleshfeast
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Can anyone give input on how Crashlands and Downwell run on an iPhone 5?
As I mentioned, I actually enjoyed it -- just not to the extent of it being one of my favorites of the year. I don't like games like Don't Starve because of all the crafting and inventory management stuff. To me, that is just incredibly tedious and dull.
So Crashlands really streamlined all of that (much easier crafting, unlimited inventory, fast travel) and left the fun stuff there.
It was quite enjoyable at first but I began to lose interest in it after a while -- hence why I don't have it in my top games.
That said, it's on sale for $1.99 now so it's a great chance to at least see if it's for you. I think it's a well made game and got me to play a survival type game otherwise wouldn't be playing.
I actually have that on my phone waiting to be played lol I'll give it a chance. Though I think vainglory is going to take the cake
Omega Kirby
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So I ended up buying a few more games on sales
Legend of the Skyfish: Very lovely hand-drawn artstyle, very zelda like but with a fishing rod instead.
Monument Valley: Only played a bit but I sense this game will be something very special and memorable.
Samarost 3: Haven't played it yet
Legend of the Skyfish: Very lovely hand-drawn artstyle, very zelda like but with a fishing rod instead.
Monument Valley: Only played a bit but I sense this game will be something very special and memorable.
Samarost 3: Haven't played it yet
More_Badass
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You have chosen well
