Ingress Prime Niantic, Inc. Welcome to the world of Ingress Prime, Agent. The fate of this universe, and perhaps others, depends on you. The discove… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsWelcome to the world of Ingress Prime, Agent. The fate of this universe, and perhaps others, depends on you. The discovery of Exotic Matter (XM), a resource of unknown origin, has sparked a covert struggle between two Factions. Cutting-edge XM technologies have completely transformed the Ingress Scanner, and it is now waiting for you to join this battle. THE WORLD IS YOUR GAME Explore the world around you and interact with places of cultural significance—such as public art installations, landmarks, and monuments—to collect valuable resources using your Ingress Scanner. CHOOSE A SIDE Fight for the Faction you believe in. Harness the power of XM to evolve mankind and discover our true destiny with The Enlightened, or protect humanity from a hostile takeover of the mind with The Resistance. BATTLE FOR CONTROL Dominate territories by linking Portals and creating Control Fields to achieve victory for your Faction. WORK TOGETHER Strategize and communicate with fellow Agents in your neighborhood and around the world. The optional Adventure Sync feature integrates with HealthKit to credit your distance traveled Agent Stats, even when Ingress is in the background. Agents must be over 13 years old (for residents outside of the European Economic Area); or over 16 years old or such age needed to consent to the processing of personal data in the Agent's country of residence (for residents of the European Economic Area). Unfortunately, no children may play Ingress. Support Contact us in-game by going to Settings > Help Center > Go. Privacy Policy https://nianticlabs.com/privacy/ Terms of Service https://nianticlabs.com/terms/ Information Seller:Niantic, Inc. Genre:Adventure, Role Playing, Strategy Release:Jul 14, 2014 Updated:Aug 14, 2024 Version:2.148.1 Size:289.9 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (10) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #2 coolpepper43, Jul 14, 2014 Am I dreaming? Google made this? Based Xatu Well-Known Member Aug 27, 2013 1,937 0 0 #3 Based Xatu, Jul 14, 2014 I had this on an old android. I was wondering when it would come to ios. Stream Well-Known Member Jun 19, 2011 260 0 0 Student Australia #4 Stream, Jul 14, 2014 Instantly crashes on iOS 8 beta. lol kuryushibo Active Member May 8, 2012 38 0 0 #5 kuryushibo, Jul 14, 2014 Crazy this game jumped from 0 to 250 reviews in one night. retr0spective Well-Known Member May 24, 2011 915 17 18 Riverside, CA #6 retr0spective, Jul 14, 2014 A late marketing effort perhaps. I read about it on an iDownloadBlog review today. The images are so compelling that I will have to try it despite not having any experience with MMO's. The story sounds interesting too. Chaos_u Well-Known Member Apr 2, 2014 586 0 16 God 1 mile away from your location #7 Chaos_u, Jul 14, 2014 Last edited: Jul 14, 2014 Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel I know right, I read the review too, I can't believe google made this. I am trying it out now. Edit: This game is a thing! You know, use your location, you know... Rennerd Well-Known Member Apr 30, 2014 82 0 0 #8 Rennerd, Jul 14, 2014 Don't even get past the first loading screen, lol. I really need to get a new device. binyamin Member May 25, 2012 9 0 0 #9 binyamin, Jul 14, 2014 Don't forget what this is, google is after analytics on foot traffic. there are better games that won't steal your life phred Well-Known Member Mar 21, 2010 271 3 18 #10 phred, Jul 14, 2014 Its like any location-based game, but without any depth to it. Pretty graphics, but I just don't find these kinds of games very engaging. collider Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Mar 22, 2013 185 0 16 CEO/Owner Collider, Inc. NYC #11 collider, Jul 14, 2014 Seriously.... All I have to read are "sign in with Google" and "tracking your location" to know that this game is a terrible, terrible idea. It looks like a cool game in anyone else's hands, but as is it will get no where near any of my devices. kuryushibo Active Member May 8, 2012 38 0 0 #12 kuryushibo, Jul 14, 2014 There's actually a lot more content besides the whole location based gaming. There's a backstory that they release periodically and it's been updated for over a year. There's teams who play together and events that occur. Though it's not that big in the US. jamesgecko New Member Dec 12, 2013 1 0 0 #13 jamesgecko, Jul 14, 2014 How are they supposed to make a multiplayer location-based game without having player accounts and knowing the locations of players as they play? It's not like it tracks you when you're not playing. Back in April-ish there was a hangout where the developers said it wasn't a sinister Google Maps improvement program, it was a hook to get more people to use Google+. collider Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Mar 22, 2013 185 0 16 CEO/Owner Collider, Inc. NYC #14 collider, Jul 14, 2014 ...and Google+ is out to get your personal information, so for now it's just a gateway. I haven't looked, but I guarantee there is a clause in the license that allows them to change their mind at any point. Just look at what they're doing with nest. With Google there is always a catch. And don't worry, I know I sound like a loon harping on this, but Google is a company I just don't trust or respect. Like I mentioned, this looks like a cool game in anyone else's hands whose sole business purpose doesn't revolve around tracking your every movement and selling it to advertisers. ScottColbert Well-Known Member Sep 13, 2009 1,062 1 36 Phoenix, AZ http://www.scottcolbert.com #15 ScottColbert, Jul 15, 2014 Your tin foil hat is too tight. poohzombie Active Member Aug 21, 2012 28 0 0 #16 poohzombie, Jul 15, 2014 Bah. I'm not too worried. Google will find out precisely how boring I am and how little money I spend. I really dig location based games, so have at it, I say. I dunno if there are gonna be other TA members, but I joined up with the Enlightened. binyamin Member May 25, 2012 9 0 0 #17 binyamin, Jul 15, 2014 http://takefiveblog.org/2012/12/09/ingress-gathering-data-through-gaming/ there are a great deal of articles out there but I think that's one of the more polite. As another user pointed out it's not very big in the US. google clearly wants or needs more data otherwise they wouldn't have ported it over to our side of the fence. BadMrFrosty Well-Known Member Mar 26, 2013 80 0 0 #18 BadMrFrosty, Jul 15, 2014 So? I don't understand what the big deal is coolpepper43 ð® Spam Police ð Aug 31, 2012 4,615 7 38 On the toilet #19 coolpepper43, Jul 15, 2014 Last edited: Jul 15, 2014 Exactly the times we live in everything we do is being tracked. Your on security cameras everywhere you go. BadMrFrosty Well-Known Member Mar 26, 2013 80 0 0 #20 BadMrFrosty, Jul 15, 2014 What this game is doing is not nefarious or warrants anyone having to put on a tin foil hat. Actually, no one is forcing anyone to "play" it. If it improves Google Maps, something I use for free every day, while making a game out of it, why wouldn't I contribute? Who cares if I let them monitor the way I walk through NYC so they make their product better. Unlike others out there, at least they asked. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
A late marketing effort perhaps. I read about it on an iDownloadBlog review today. The images are so compelling that I will have to try it despite not having any experience with MMO's. The story sounds interesting too.
Game Impressions Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel I know right, I read the review too, I can't believe google made this. I am trying it out now. Edit: This game is a thing! You know, use your location, you know...
Don't forget what this is, google is after analytics on foot traffic. there are better games that won't steal your life
Its like any location-based game, but without any depth to it. Pretty graphics, but I just don't find these kinds of games very engaging.
Seriously.... All I have to read are "sign in with Google" and "tracking your location" to know that this game is a terrible, terrible idea. It looks like a cool game in anyone else's hands, but as is it will get no where near any of my devices.
There's actually a lot more content besides the whole location based gaming. There's a backstory that they release periodically and it's been updated for over a year. There's teams who play together and events that occur. Though it's not that big in the US.
How are they supposed to make a multiplayer location-based game without having player accounts and knowing the locations of players as they play? It's not like it tracks you when you're not playing. Back in April-ish there was a hangout where the developers said it wasn't a sinister Google Maps improvement program, it was a hook to get more people to use Google+.
...and Google+ is out to get your personal information, so for now it's just a gateway. I haven't looked, but I guarantee there is a clause in the license that allows them to change their mind at any point. Just look at what they're doing with nest. With Google there is always a catch. And don't worry, I know I sound like a loon harping on this, but Google is a company I just don't trust or respect. Like I mentioned, this looks like a cool game in anyone else's hands whose sole business purpose doesn't revolve around tracking your every movement and selling it to advertisers.
Bah. I'm not too worried. Google will find out precisely how boring I am and how little money I spend. I really dig location based games, so have at it, I say. I dunno if there are gonna be other TA members, but I joined up with the Enlightened.
http://takefiveblog.org/2012/12/09/ingress-gathering-data-through-gaming/ there are a great deal of articles out there but I think that's one of the more polite. As another user pointed out it's not very big in the US. google clearly wants or needs more data otherwise they wouldn't have ported it over to our side of the fence.
Exactly the times we live in everything we do is being tracked. Your on security cameras everywhere you go.
What this game is doing is not nefarious or warrants anyone having to put on a tin foil hat. Actually, no one is forcing anyone to "play" it. If it improves Google Maps, something I use for free every day, while making a game out of it, why wouldn't I contribute? Who cares if I let them monitor the way I walk through NYC so they make their product better. Unlike others out there, at least they asked.
