Ancient Earth App Reviews

Great app! It would be even better if you could experiment with alternative reconstruction poles.

I've been looking for this type of tool for years! It is an awesome app, and if you like exploring the ancient earth: prehistoric deserts, seas, ice caps, land-bridges, and continents constantly altering, then this is the app for you! You can even pinpoint your current location! Worth it for anyone who is interested into ancient earth.

This is a useful app for getting a overall feel of how Pangea was broken up. I found it very useful for my Earth History class is college. My only complaint is the price. Ten bucks just to show the BREAKUP of Pangea, ten I have to shell out another 10 dollars for a different app that shows the FORMATION of Pangea. This needs to be one comprehensive app showing the entire tectonic history of earth. I know the developer worked hard on this app but he is not going to move many sales with this

I was delighted to find this very clever app. For a couple years, I had been using the series of maps available on the PaleoMap Project online. This app has turned flat maps into a navigable globe. So much easier to use and to visualize and illustrate changes over the last 200 million years. Everyone I show this to wants one for themselves!

Omg I love this so much I wanna hug whoever made this game!

Beat spherical representation of the tectonic plates of earth shifting over earth’s inception.

I just discovered Dr Scotese's maps and was delighted to get the app so I could look at the movements at the poles. The time line is great and being able to lock onto a particular location or continent is very informative. The app only goes to 201 MYA! If you want the formation of Pangea from the Cambrian, you must buy another App. The app would have been rated 5. As it only provides a half the story, the rating is half.

I am a geologist who studies the history of the earth. Date from hundreds of sources are incorporated into these maps. For years the maps were only shared within the geoscience community and were rather expensive. To have them available in the public domain for such a low price is great.

There are other apps that are better and MUCH cheaper. Try Iapetus.