King of Dragon Pass for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by A Sharp, LLC on 2018-10-18 | Category: Games
Rating 4.7561
from 205 Votes |
$ $9.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by A Sharp, LLC on 2018-10-18 | Category: Games
King of Dragon Pass is a Games app by A Sharp, LLC. Create your own epic saga of conflict, mythology, and community! This acclaimed game of magical storytelling blends interactive stories and resource management. It’s set in Glorantha (the world of RuneQuest, HeroQuest, and 13th Age).
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1. Create your own epic saga of conflict, mythology, and community! This acclaimed game of magical storytelling blends interactive stories and resource management.
2. • It's like they took the best parts of Civilization games and combined them with the best part of Choose Your Own Adventure style game books.
3. … What I like most about King of Dragon Pass is the seemingly infinite possibilities that the game has.
4. • I now have a fun, engaging, thought provoking RPG on my iPhone, an RPG that fits in my purse and that I can play any time I want, not having to have my computer or Xbox 360 near me to do so.
5. It scratches so many itches: simulator, rpg, adventure book...Great work! I find myself playing it on both my iPad and iPhone.
6. • If Bioware remade Civilization they'd be lucky to end up half as good as King of Dragon Pass.
7. • Everything in the game is utterly convincing and even years after release, the possibilities seem endless.
8. This game will never leave my iPhone.
9. • An interactive story with a level of complexity and brilliance that's rarely seen in video games.
10. The gorgeous hand-painted artwork won Best Visual Arts at the second Independent Games Festival.
11. It's now 4am, and I've hardly scratched the surface of the depth of this game.
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Hope soon this game update to the m1 Macs.
More than any other game, I keep coming back to this one and playing it over and over. Six Ages (a sort of prequel in the same vein) is a great game, too, but something about the original holds my attention more. Great replayability, no button mashing, story-driven yet flexible, immersive with tons of great little flourishes and touches. You can effectively play as “hard core” as you want, but also can reset the game back to its automatic save point (once every year - or 10 turns) for any prior completed year in your clan’s history. This is also a great treatment of the Glorantha source material and a great entry point to that world or a “must have” for anyone who discovered the RPG(s) or other games first.
I love the app but no sound on Mobile mini 4, iOS 13.1 Game 5 stars Sound 1 Star
Hello, I’m playing this with the default settings, the normal setting for difficulty and the short and long games. Of course, I’ve done one of each. However, I don’t know how to put new people in my klan ring, for as I try, the original people appear to be there. There was a person on YouTube who did this easily, but I cannot for some reason. This othere person was also visually impaired, as I am and used his vision whereas I use VoiceOver from Google. I also can’t see how to safely complete one of the hero quests and remember all that happened in the myth at the same time. Good game, though/worth its money if a little frustrating at times. Ashleigh Piccinino P.S. I’ve noticed some very strange things happening with the game. If too many things are open, the game can crash/have to reopen the game. Plus, it’s hard for me to constantly scroll through all the options as I’m using the VoiceOver system on my Android to do so. I think this game needs major improvements as far as being more accessable with VoiceOver. The map doesn’t work hardly at all, saying “unknown hex” or “explored hex.” What does that mean? And why doesn’t VoiceOver speak the plaes on the map—it does but very rarely. I need to know where I’m sending my people to, in cardinal diretions, you know. Also, if you need to read an entire manual to play a game, it’s not a game at all...I don’t think. Why can’t the manual be in a few brf files you can save on your computer and read with a Braille display? That way, you have something to refer to without having to go bak into the menu, back into the manual, and back into what you’re happening to have trouble with. Not worth the ten dollars, in my opinion until these things get fixed.
Lots of screens, lots of choices to make, but it all feels random and outside of any logic. Boring from the get go and didn’t improve.
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