Final Frontier: A New Journey (by Genera Games) Link : https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1417157684 Final Frontier: A New Journey Genera Games It’s the year 3018. After the depletion of all natural resources, space colonization seems to be the only way for humani… $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsIt’s the year 3018. After the depletion of all natural resources, space colonization seems to be the only way for humanity to survive. Become an Intergalactic Captain and lead this desperate mission to discover new planets where human civilization can thrive. Explore new worlds while facing difficult situations brought up by the different characters. How will you respond to their needs and demands? Quickly swipe left or right to make decisions that will build or destroy your colonies. However… don’t forget that all decisions have their consequences. Keep the resources in balance! Final Frontier features: - Fun mechanics. An engaging narrative adventure game presented through curated character cards. In your decision making, you need to keep four elements in check: the energy, the population, the metropolis, and the planet. - A whole new galaxy to explore. Have fun traveling to new and exciting planets full of life and face new and unexpected situations while doing so. Colonize the entire galaxy and discover its secrets! - Rich and deep narrative. Experience a vast variety of potential problematic and fun situations through the card deck of Final Frontier. More than 250 different narrative plots to dive into! Genuinely engaging stories that immerse you in the experience and draw you in with their scenarios and character interactions. Complete all the achievements, collect all modificators and possible deaths. Form strategic alliances, destroy your enemies and ensure the future of humanity! Play Final Frontier now! Information Seller:Genera Games Genre:Card, Role Playing Release:Aug 30, 2018 Updated:Jan 02, 2019 Version:1.0.3 Size:209.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal nyanpass Well-Known Member Dec 30, 2017 3,374 1,043 113 #2 nyanpass, Aug 31, 2018 * Final Frontier: A New Journey (by Genera Games) https://generagames.com/games/rpg/decision/final-frontier/ https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1417157684 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.generagames.ffrontier It’s the year 3018. After the depletion of the world’s natural resources, space colonisation seems to be the only way for humanity to survive. You’re appointed as Intergalactic Captain in a fleet of space exploration ships, filled with potential colonisers ready to settle in a new world. Explore the universe and discover new planets in this exciting SciFi decision game. Role play as an Intergalactic Captain and make decisions that ensure the future of humanity. Your overlords are the commanders of Metropolis, a hub filled with the world’s elite back on Earth. It’s up to you to find a new planet to both colonise and to mine for resources to support in your home planet. Final Frontier is an RPG decision game with an immersive storyline and unique graphics. Get lost in this new science fiction story set in a futuristic space adventure. The future of civilisation hinges on the decisions you make. Hundreds of different characters in the game: from your Earthly commanders, to your staff, to the native people on new planets, will let you know their problems, needs and demands. You need to respond to them, all the while keeping four main elements in balance: power, The Metropolis, the colonisers and the natives. Follow the science fiction story as you embark on an adventure to colonise new planets in outer space in this RPG game. Swipe left or right to make your decision, keeping in mind the elements that they may affect. Be careful! If your four key elements are out of balance, you might meet a grizzly end! Favour The Metropolis too much in your decision-making? The colonisers stage a mutiny against you! Ignore the needs of the planet natives? You’re assassinated! Collect the different ways to die as you follow the storyline. Every time an Intergalactic Captain dies, a new one takes his spot, and you follow the story from where you left off. Final Frontier is available to download from the App Store or Google Play for iOS or Android devices today. Get lost in the vast expanse of the universe in this fun science fiction, RPG and decision-making game! skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #3 skoptic, Aug 31, 2018 Looks ok - but such a blatant clone of reigns, I’m divided! Quoad Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2015 1,108 217 63 #4 Quoad, Sep 2, 2018 I’m finding it far more confusing than reigns, after half an hour or so. Not sure why, but it all feels very abstract (more so than reigns) and I find it harder to puzzle out what will impact on whom, in what ways. Quoad Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2015 1,108 217 63 #5 Quoad, Sep 2, 2018 Last edited: Sep 2, 2018 Quite irritating too, tbh. I’m finding it all too easy to confuse my constituencies (my rocket / colony, my native planet, THE natives’ planet) and, whilst it’s possible to tap on the symbols to identify which is which, I’ve still screwed up on a couple of occasions. I have, however, unlocked my first new cards pack. Edit: there are also few interesting, political or subversive undercurrents atm. My colonists appear to be mostly happy to be whipped into line by their home planet. “Building a school” on the native / settled planet makes the native population joyful. Which isn’t really what I expected, and seems to be a bit of a “swallowing it whole” approach to colonialist / imperialist attitudes. Not much sign of Foucault here, or of any particular local will. It’s a bit colonisation by numbers, so far. And “yay for the colonisers.” Which, yeah. Maybe it becomes more complex. But second-guessing subversive natives or my political colonisers has not, so far, worked well. They’re all a bit thick, pliable, and happy. skoptic Well-Known Member Apr 3, 2015 634 82 28 #6 skoptic, Sep 2, 2018 Thanks for the feedback I did wonder how much was veneer of graphics and how much was good game engine. Quoad Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2015 1,108 217 63 #7 Quoad, Sep 3, 2018 Last edited: Sep 3, 2018 Ok, so let’s do a play through. 3082. New captain! Demand for total obedience to the centre. I get that. Yes = centre favour, local disfavour. Yeh? Yeh! Do the settlers want credit for metropolis goods? I’m guessing both settlers and the centre will go green w a yes. But centre is already up, so I’m gonna “no” it. Ok! That worked. The natives want a special funeral. Local planet and metropolis event? Guessing that’s a one up one down, let’s yes it. Yo! That totally worked. 3/3. We want to advertise to natives. Guessing that’s a win win? Oh. Ok. Natives hate it. Loads of metropole favour. And, er. I’ve gained energy? Great. That last bit - really! Token request for loyalty statement... Any downsides? Hmmm. Don’t wanna push the metropole too high. But indicators are this’ll affect everyone. I’m going yes. Expecting a triple boost. And, no, suddenly the natives are empire critical and rock bottom. And I’m being asked FOR A WALK BY A PRINCESS. Holy shit, that’s a bit derivative! Planet likes the yes. (Echoes of the people). Oh, and blah blah. She’s vanished. Anyway. Yeah. Is it bad? No. Is it confusing? A bit. Less so in these few turns than usual, tbf. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
* Final Frontier: A New Journey (by Genera Games) https://generagames.com/games/rpg/decision/final-frontier/ https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1417157684 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.generagames.ffrontier It’s the year 3018. After the depletion of the world’s natural resources, space colonisation seems to be the only way for humanity to survive. You’re appointed as Intergalactic Captain in a fleet of space exploration ships, filled with potential colonisers ready to settle in a new world. Explore the universe and discover new planets in this exciting SciFi decision game. Role play as an Intergalactic Captain and make decisions that ensure the future of humanity. Your overlords are the commanders of Metropolis, a hub filled with the world’s elite back on Earth. It’s up to you to find a new planet to both colonise and to mine for resources to support in your home planet. Final Frontier is an RPG decision game with an immersive storyline and unique graphics. Get lost in this new science fiction story set in a futuristic space adventure. The future of civilisation hinges on the decisions you make. Hundreds of different characters in the game: from your Earthly commanders, to your staff, to the native people on new planets, will let you know their problems, needs and demands. You need to respond to them, all the while keeping four main elements in balance: power, The Metropolis, the colonisers and the natives. Follow the science fiction story as you embark on an adventure to colonise new planets in outer space in this RPG game. Swipe left or right to make your decision, keeping in mind the elements that they may affect. Be careful! If your four key elements are out of balance, you might meet a grizzly end! Favour The Metropolis too much in your decision-making? The colonisers stage a mutiny against you! Ignore the needs of the planet natives? You’re assassinated! Collect the different ways to die as you follow the storyline. Every time an Intergalactic Captain dies, a new one takes his spot, and you follow the story from where you left off. Final Frontier is available to download from the App Store or Google Play for iOS or Android devices today. Get lost in the vast expanse of the universe in this fun science fiction, RPG and decision-making game!
I’m finding it far more confusing than reigns, after half an hour or so. Not sure why, but it all feels very abstract (more so than reigns) and I find it harder to puzzle out what will impact on whom, in what ways.
Quite irritating too, tbh. I’m finding it all too easy to confuse my constituencies (my rocket / colony, my native planet, THE natives’ planet) and, whilst it’s possible to tap on the symbols to identify which is which, I’ve still screwed up on a couple of occasions. I have, however, unlocked my first new cards pack. Edit: there are also few interesting, political or subversive undercurrents atm. My colonists appear to be mostly happy to be whipped into line by their home planet. “Building a school” on the native / settled planet makes the native population joyful. Which isn’t really what I expected, and seems to be a bit of a “swallowing it whole” approach to colonialist / imperialist attitudes. Not much sign of Foucault here, or of any particular local will. It’s a bit colonisation by numbers, so far. And “yay for the colonisers.” Which, yeah. Maybe it becomes more complex. But second-guessing subversive natives or my political colonisers has not, so far, worked well. They’re all a bit thick, pliable, and happy.
Thanks for the feedback I did wonder how much was veneer of graphics and how much was good game engine.
Ok, so let’s do a play through. 3082. New captain! Demand for total obedience to the centre. I get that. Yes = centre favour, local disfavour. Yeh? Yeh! Do the settlers want credit for metropolis goods? I’m guessing both settlers and the centre will go green w a yes. But centre is already up, so I’m gonna “no” it. Ok! That worked. The natives want a special funeral. Local planet and metropolis event? Guessing that’s a one up one down, let’s yes it. Yo! That totally worked. 3/3. We want to advertise to natives. Guessing that’s a win win? Oh. Ok. Natives hate it. Loads of metropole favour. And, er. I’ve gained energy? Great. That last bit - really! Token request for loyalty statement... Any downsides? Hmmm. Don’t wanna push the metropole too high. But indicators are this’ll affect everyone. I’m going yes. Expecting a triple boost. And, no, suddenly the natives are empire critical and rock bottom. And I’m being asked FOR A WALK BY A PRINCESS. Holy shit, that’s a bit derivative! Planet likes the yes. (Echoes of the people). Oh, and blah blah. She’s vanished. Anyway. Yeah. Is it bad? No. Is it confusing? A bit. Less so in these few turns than usual, tbf.
