lol come on SE.
doing the silly exploits to reset your reviews because you forgot to mention that bloodmasque requires an online connection.
(considering you do not have to update an app to alter the App Store description).The ratings that are displayed by default are the ones tallied across all version of an app, so that doesn't "work" anymore. But yeah, lame update
I am playing it, and I love it. It is as you said.
I actually have played some XCOM on my PC, but for some reason want to double dip and play it on my iPad instead.
What's the cap?
Windosill
A very eerie and surreal puzzle game. It is very short, but I think of it more as a toy. The art style is amazing, and the physics are so much fun to play with. It's the perfect "hey check out this cool iPad game!" game that you can show to friends.
New Orbit
This is a highly atmospheric game. It has a spooky, decently long story that is fully voiced (a rarity for mobile titles.) However, what makes this game special is the gameplay. The gravity mechanics are so much fun once you master controlling your ship, which can actually take a while. The game can be challenging at first, but it's very rewarding once you master it.
Slice HD
This is a perfect party game. Think of it as a coop same-device multiplayer game. You will need as many fingers as you can get to help you pull back a variety of sharp blades in order to expose the red button. If anyone touches a razor edge while playing, they will get sliced and their blood will be sprayed on the screen (accompanied by horrible blade sounds.) The fun lies in discovering the patterns of each level, and watching your friends jump back in terror as they get sliced. The effects are very realistic.
Hack Run
This is a fun text-based adventure game that will make you feel like a badass hacker. There are lots of puzzles in the game, some of which require you to visit real websites in your browser. The game can be played in portrait or landscape orientation.
Polara
A very underrated platformer. It is a runner, in the sense that your character automatically runs to the right (think Rayman Jungle Run). You can jump and change your polarity (color), and the obstacles keep getting increasingly harder as you progress. The game has a rather long story for a platformer, and the music is really good and helps create an awesome atmosphere.
Did that game have cloud saves? I'd love to see the new content but with a 16GB iPad I usually don't keep games I'm playing often and I don't want to have to play through the entire game again to get new stuff.
Sword and Glory
Generic name, but the game is far from it. It's almost like a lite version of King of Dragon Pass combined with a roguelike-esque lineage mechanic and one-on-one duel combat
You have one life to build your village, explore and complete quests, upgrade, and amass riches and fame. When you die, you play as your descendant; your riches are lost but other stuff carries over
And the art style is cool and different
And it's free with no ads and IAP is for impatient players only, absolutely not needed to fully enjoy the game
I think he wants to be able to delete the application off his ipad and continue with the same save game later after reinstalling.
So, you're saying I really ought to buy Bloodmasque?
You had an idea at some point? I've been baffled since the start. Still evolving though.
Don't apologise, your enthusiasm is refreshing and infectious. I have Sine Mora on the Vita, but I've not had a chance to play much yet because my backlog is epic. It looked really nice, though I'm not a fan of the time mechanic at all. I'll definitely go back to it though.
