- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Tin Man Games on 2016-03-11 | Category: Games
Fighting Fantasy: Starship Traveller is a Games app by Tin Man Games. Steve Jackson and Tin Man Games present Starship Traveller - an adventure of the far future in which YOU are the hero! Sucked through the appalling nightmare of the Seltsian Void, the starship Traveller emerges at the other side of the black hole into an unknown universe. YOU are the captain of the Traveller, and her fate lies in your hands.
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1. Sucked through the appalling nightmare of the Seltsian Void, the starship Traveller emerges at the other side of the black hole into an unknown universe.
2. "It's interesting because in the increasingly large mobile gamebook scene, I find Starship Traveller stands out for exactly the same reasons it did 30 (oh my, is it really 30?) years ago.
3. • All-new full colour illustrations by Simon Lissaman, with a space-age cover by Dan Maxwell.
4. Find an illustration in the gamebook and be able to access it full-screen forever.
5. YOU are the captain of the Traveller, and her fate lies in your hands.
6. • An automated Adventure Sheet to keep track of stats and inventory.
7. • Read the book horizontally or vertically on your tablet.
8. • Realistic physics based dice rolling.
9. • Specially composed soundtrack and sound effects.
10. • Artwork gallery.
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User Interface wastes too much time. Developers screenshots are misleading as I see ONLY Portrait orientation...no landscape. It's history.
Great Art! Great game! Great story! Well done!
Should be priced at about a dollar. Looks like an easy job to make a game from a decision book that also has dice rolls. Great idea 30 years ago, but doesn't hold up well for me. I mistakenly thought this was based on the traveller game from decades ago...it is not. However, I do look for award to other games from Steve Jackson. I recall him doing car wars/autoduel.
Graphics and presentation are top notch as with all Tin Man games. Music is good but gets much too annoying after a while. I wish you would add more atmospheric mood sounds to intertwine with the music. Maybe vary the music more or make the clip more atmospheric so its pleasant in the background. As to the theme, I love the Traveller RPG games and so was excited to see this. It's very interesting but I really don't care for the tedious battle system. I like the idea of rolling virtual dice but there's not much to the battles other than lots of tedious rolling. You can adjust your crews line up as to who attacks what enemy but basically I just ended up mass pressing the skip button to get the fight over with. I'm only in the first part of the game. It's well written but hasn't pulled me in yet. But don't let that keep anyone who's a fan of Gamebook Adventures from getting this. It's pretty awesome and these are minor criticisms.
Great feel like I'm Kirk in Star Trek !
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