Aeon's End App Reviews

I had an issue with the game rushing but after resetting my iPad it has only crashed once. Good game- a little busy of a display but it seems to play well.

Beautiful implementation. My favorite board game in an app I can play offline. I’ve has zero issues and have loved every second. I would love for expansion content to be added down the line, as well as online multiplayer. Here’s to hoping it sells well enough to do that.

This is my boyfriend’s and my favorite two player board game and the app is a wonderful implementation. We’ll most likely stick to the actual board game when we play together as it’s easier to keep track of your card order when using the physical cards, but I’ve had a great time playing the game solo using the app. Definitely recommend this app for anyone who wants to play a fun game while traveling! Hopeful that the developer keeps adding expansion content because this is one I keep coming back

Awesomely good port of a good deckbuinding, maybe the best.I hope to see the expansions also ported to digital version in a future. Kudos.

I can not think of a better way they could have implemented this game. There are so many little things they have done to elevate this game. Different music for bosses and sound effects. Some bosses even have effects on screen. It really shows how much thought the developers put into this adaptation of the physical version. Also, if you have not played the physical version this is a very good game to try out. I just hope they add more content because there is so much more that can be added.

Developer response was good, and the issue was resolved. So far, enjoying learning the game. I agree that the interface is not as polished as other apps, but it does not get in the way. --- Original: On my iPad Pro, the app opens to a blank, black screen, and then crashes to the desktop.

This new version of the app fixes the startup crash of v1.2.1. I can now play the game. Thanks!

I’ve played the table top game, but find all the cards, shuffling, setup, and tokens to be a hassle. Some folks LOVE setting up and manipulating this stuff, but the digital game is much easier and quicker, while retaining ALL the fun of the tabletop version. A huge variety of party size, Nemeses, and cards to select keeps it fresh. I’ve played hundreds of games and still love it. Easy to play 1-4 characters as a single player and get them to work together.

And it is not always that clear how you do something or what’s going on. Sound effects are cheesy, animations are slow and ugly, wish I could skip. Pales in comparison to tabletop version.