- $4.99
- Category: Games
- Versions: 2 archived
- Installable: 2 of 2
- Availability: Removed from the App Store
- Seller: Disney
- com.disney.ducktalesremastered
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 7.0 or later.
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Report an issueOne of the most cherished 8-bit titles of all time returns with the mobile release of DuckTales: Remastered! Join Scrooge McDuck in an epic adventure across the world to discover the five Legendary Treasures! Embark on a journey to the Himalayas, Amazon, Transylvania, African mines, and Moon using Scrooge's secret map. But watch out for the evil sorceress Magica De Spell and notorious Beagle Boys – they're on a quest to steal Scrooge's fortune and will stop at nothing. He may have to risk it all to save his nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, but not without epic boss fights along the way! Hold on to your top hat and play as Scrooge McDuck as you travel to the far corners of the world! GAMEPLAY FEATURES: • PLAY as Scrooge McDuck in this remastering of the classic, side-scrolling platformer game • EXPLORE the Himalayas, Amazon, Transylvania, African mines, and Moon in search of the five Legendary Treasures • ATTACK enemies with Scrooge's iconic pogo jump and cane swing • BATTLE and DEFEAT villains in epic boss fights • POWER UP with invincibility and discover extra hearts to increase health • COLLECT gems to UNLOCK over 90 pieces of production art from the original TV series • BLUETOOTH controller supported DuckTales: Remastered retains the authenticity of its 8-bit predecessor and features an expanded story with all new, improved graphics. DuckTales fans can relive the classic TV series from the 1980's, complete with the original voice-actors and exclusive production art from the show's archives. But this timeless tale is bound to spin up a new generation of fans by introducing a uniquely hand-crafted, simple and fun game for all ages. REMASTERED HIGHLIGHTS: • Hand-drawn animated sprites and richly painted level backgrounds • Original voice talent, including Alan Young, Frank Welker, Russi Taylor and June Foray • New Easy mode for casual and younger players, and new Extreme mode for devoted fans • Digitally-enhanced soundtrack featuring modern amplified iterations of the classic melodies • Expanded storyline and character narration
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Chart History
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 25, 2017 | 1.0.2 | — | 184 | $4.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 15Good game but it be pausing on me when I'm playing automatically. Needs to get fix asap please. I just purchased it.
I raged a lot but when I beat count duck I was so happy. But when I got to the race the controls failed on me again and again so i ended up almost deleting the game of how freaking and it was 😡😤
The app continually crashes during play. For the money spent on a kids game ridiculous that it has so many bugs.
Please fix! Launches to black screen!
This game is for experts! Because there are no hints! you cant even get one for $ 1,000,000! We cant even have a 2 sec delay before the blocks and chains fall in the final adventure! And We need to be able to save progress in case a crash occurs! This is number 1 on my worst games ever list. You need to update this disney.
I must say that this is a great title to play! It lives up to the original nes game and has great animation and graphics. There's an option in the options menu to choose quick scenes allowing you to get straight into the game which makes it even better! It's a five star in my book. :)
Sometimes the controls don't stop working even when you let go of them
It's playable--however, the button controls on iOS are so close to each other than it's hard to hit the right one if you've got adult-sized hands. This wasn't a problem until the last few stages. The writing was arguably just as bad as the original show (sorry to anyone who thought it was good), so don't play it for the "story." You get expensive artifacts and try to outrun your rival before he gets them instead. Pretty simple. And the triplets are annoying, same with most everyone else. Webbigail was more tolerable, and arguably more useful to Scrooge than his same-voice nephews, and yet they get more screen time than her. It's worth noting that the nephews keep needing to be saved and she never gets kidnapped/into trouble, so that's nice. It's definitely not worth the $5 I paid for it. I would've settled on $1.99 at most. Shame I didn't know about the 99c sale until too late. Oh well.
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.