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Companions
  • $4.99
  • Category: Games
  • First released: May 26, 2011
  • Versions: 3 archived
  • Installable: 3 of 3
  • Seller: smuttlewerk interactive

Requirements: Compatible with iPad. Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

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1.011
Requires iOS 4.2+
Non-Retina
July 1, 2011
58.1 MB Install Download
1.36
Requires iOS 4.2+
Non-Retina
December 14, 2011
58.3 MB Install Download
1.40
Requires iOS 4.3+
Non-Retina
September 17, 2013
61.4 MB Install Download

Bundle Size Over Time

Bundle size over time58.1 MB — July 1, 2011. 58.3 MB — December 14, 2011. 61.4 MB — September 17, 201315.3 MB30.7 MB46.0 MB61.4 MB58.1 MB — July 1, 201158.3 MB — December 14, 201161.4 MB — September 17, 2013Jul 2011Sep 2013

Ratings Over Time

DateVersionRatingRatingsPrice
May 29, 2011 7 $4.99
March 8, 2012 277 $4.99

From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.

Archived Reviews

8 of 25
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by Mayacat98 · July 27, 2014

I've really enjoyed this game, but after the second or third play through it gets stale very quickly. If there's no update soon I may just delete this app due to its low replayability.

Well done
     
by Tmekanik · November 30, 2013

A bit clunky, but overall good.

Fun game
     
by FunBaron · September 16, 2012

This is quite a fun RPG. Similar to PC titles that cost much more.

Ok strategy rpg - some fun but repetitive and annoying in places
     
by artfoundry · September 8, 2012

This game is a great homage to turn based RPGs like Baldur's Gate (one of my favorite games of all time). Decent story (though occasionally slightly awkward text), good enough graphics (isometric would have been nicer and easier to differentiate characters), interesting audio (character voices actually sound like foreign languages), good gameplay mechanics, and a decent UI (a couple things could have been streamlined, like making the inventory bag be the inv/char button as well). Picking up the controls takes bit of practice, but the tutorial is pretty good. <br/><br/>My main complaint is with the pause timer. Games like this are meant to be paused for setting up tactics. Forcing the player to hurry through these decisions doesn't make sense - you don't get extra points or anything (except an achievement, but that's only if you play with the short timer). If it was multiplayer that would be different. For the long timer mode, there shouldn't be a timer at all. <br/><br/>Otherwise fun game so far (only in the second level - I'm hoping the environments vary more after getting out of the dungeon).<br/><br/>[Update] Got to the level with the dragon (not sure if it's the end?) and I've now lowered my rating for two reasons. One, the tile set never changed - always the dungeons. After a while it gets old. And second, the fight with the dragon is annoying. When he gets low on health, he keeps teleporting back and forth between two locations, making it next to impossible to kill him. I spent probably 30-45 minutes fighting him and never killed him. It's not hard, it's just annoying as hell. I'm done with the game. Besides Baldur's Gate comes out in a couple weeks - no reason to have this mediocre game anymore.

An unexpected treat for strategy fans
     
by Schoovy · April 21, 2012

I must admit that I had my doubts initially, but the game has definitely grown on me the more I have played it. All in all, the game is very well done and the story becomes more engrossing as the quest progresses. My only complaint is that it very easy to lose track of all your characters when things become hectic which almost always leads to someone dying (a.k.a- game over). Other than that, I highly recommend the game for anyone looking for an intelligent strategy-based game.

fun game
     
by foreverold · June 12, 2012

Fun game with few flaws.<br/>Waiting for new expansion.

Like
     
by Andres123456 · June 26, 2012

Good rts

Controls are way too awkward
     
by IonlyLikeCoolStuff · October 24, 2012

It's nearly impossible to get your units to do what you want in real time. The developers know this which is why they added this &quot;tactical pause&quot; thing. Unfortunately I find that hack much too annoying.

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