Hostage Negotiator for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Peter Kossits on 2019-02-25 | Category: Games
Rating 4.04762
from 42 Votes |
$ $3.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Peter Kossits on 2019-02-25 | Category: Games
Hostage Negotiator is a Games app by Peter Kossits. Official app of the board game by AJ Porfirio and Van Ryder Games. In Hostage Negotiator, you play the part of a law enforcement agent responsible for negotiating the release of hostages taken by an unscrupulous figure hell-bent on having his or her demands met.
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1. In Hostage Negotiator, you play the part of a law enforcement agent responsible for negotiating the release of hostages taken by an unscrupulous figure hell-bent on having his or her demands met.
2. Hostage Negotiator uses a unique "hand-building" mechanism that puts cards you purchase directly in your hand for next turn rather than leaving you wondering when the cards will show up like in deck-building games.
3. You'll play cards and roll dice to increase conversation points, decrease the threat level, and release hostages.
4. In Hostage Negotiator there are multiple paths to victory, but the hostage taker has other plans.
5. Each turn in the game represents a conversation between you and the hostage taker.
6. Interactive tutorial teaches the rules and basic strategy as you play.
7. Official app of the board game by AJ Porfirio and Van Ryder Games.
8. Play against 4 villains, each, with their own personalities.
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It is still quite stressful as games go, but with the physical version it is so easy to scrap a bad game when things seem like they are unrecoverable. I have twice now won in situations that seemed hopeless. The dice also seem to roll slightly more favorably than the real dice which makes this game easier to play. My preference here may have as much to do with the game itself as it does when and where I play it. I play the app when there is not much better to do and I am waiting for something. When I am playing the physical game, I have dozens of other options. Bottom line: it’s a good game turned into a serviceable app with an ugly interface and a good way to burn 20 minutes. There certainly worse ways you could blow 5 dollars.
This is a great adaptation of the board game. I wish there was more variety in the cards you have access to but it’s much better than most Android games. You can buy more villains to go against but other than that there are no annoying pay to win micro transactions.
I see the tutorial when playing on Mobile but not Android. It is enabled in the settings but doesn’t actually come up when playing on phone
I have really bad luck with dice in real life, but I really think the algorithm for the dice in this game is designed to roll bad 90% of the time. Other then the this I like the game.
It is good at simulating the card game, but the software looks antequated and is a bit clunky on Mobile. It was clearly made for PC and was hastily ported. It’s a fun, but not polished experience.
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