Alluris 562 Interactive Alluris does not support: iPhone 5S, 6, 6 Plus; iPad Air, Mini 2, 3; iPod Touch 6th gen and lower Alluris is a swipe yo… $4.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsAlluris does not support: iPhone 5S, 6, 6 Plus; iPad Air, Mini 2, 3; iPod Touch 6th gen and lower Alluris is a swipe your own adventure game. The world is presented to you through a series of cards and you have 2 options for each. Those options are contextual based on what you've done, who you've saved, what your backstory/race is and a lot more. Good luck on your RPG style adventure. “Hear ye hear ye! Welcome to the city of Alluris traveler! I hope you’re prepared for an adventure unlike any you’ve ever seen! Baron Dread is amassing an army and no one here can be bothered to do anything about it! Good news for you I suppose. You get to take all the glory for yourself! I mean, you may die, but that would HARDLY be MY fault would it? Well, I take your silence as agreement. Now, there are many trials before you and no singular pathway to overcome this evil. But you will figure it out. I mean, if you don’t we’ll just send the next traveler who looks dumb enough to err uhmm, I mean, good luck traveler! We’re all counting on you!” Gameplay! You begin your journey on the roads outside the City of Alluris. Your goal is to travel the world, level up, and collect items, followers, and abilities until you can overcome Baron Dread and save Alluris. The game is played with the simple input of dragging cards left or right. However, the decisions you need to make can sometimes be everything but simple. Your options for dealing with a situation are dependent on your backstory, race, gender, or a prior decision you’ve made in the run. Unlock New Playstyles! As you explore the world, you’re bound to wander into something interesting. If you’re clever, you might achieve something great, and earn a new race or background to start as on your next run. These mutators can radically change how a play-through goes. They could make you awful at combat, but constantly showered with gold. Maybe you’ll start with access to places that would take entire runs to reach. Information Seller:562 Interactive Genre:Adventure, Role Playing Release:Oct 11, 2019 Updated:Oct 17, 2019 Version:1.1.6 Size:451.4 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/alluris/id1464000591 Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #2 Royce, Oct 12, 2019 This was a very pleasant surprise for me. It’s an excellent card swiping roguelite sort of thing. Gameplay consists of swiping cards in a series of binary decisions similar to Reigns, but with more of an adventure vibe since you are traveling around, exploring wildernesses, going into caves, taking on quests and jobs, encountering monsters, etc. You have an inventory and can take companions with you. From what I’ve seen so far there seems to be a great variety in cards, and they are not just completely random but depend on the area (town, region, cave, or whatever) where you are located. There are unlockable races and classes as well. The production values are top notch. I am enjoying the artwork, the music, the writing, and the sense of humor. Ringerill, L.Lawliet and Ijipop like this. Capronissimo71 Well-Known Member Sep 5, 2011 1,305 137 63 Male Italy #3 Capronissimo71, Oct 12, 2019 Glad to hear this!! I bought it few minutes ago! Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #4 Royce, Oct 12, 2019 I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. There is a bug currently where the game keeps asking for your iTunes login whenever you start or finish a game. I contacted the developer and they are aware and working on it. ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 970 141 43 #5 ShinHadoukin, Oct 12, 2019 Is it portrait? Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #6 Royce, Oct 12, 2019 Yes, those trailers are for all platforms. I think it released simultaneously on Steam, Xbox, and Android. solarnya Well-Known Member Jul 22, 2015 907 287 63 Male Close to Tokyo, Japan #7 solarnya, Oct 12, 2019 I'm not a native speaker of English, so I can't enjoy full feature on this game perhaps. But it looks gorgeous and fascinating! L.Lawliet likes this. ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 970 141 43 #8 ShinHadoukin, Oct 14, 2019 I have to say that I am thoroughly enjoying this game. I have played nearly every break I’ve had since buying it. My only criticism, which is really meaningless because what matters is so good, is that the app icon is ugly. The card art is great I’m the game with crisp clear colors, but the icon looks washed out, blurry, and “cheap” looking. I know that sounds weird & it doesn’t matter really, but a nice icon does grab the eye. example: Hoppia tales. If I saw the icon on the App Store I would click it just to see what it is because he icon is so awesome. Again, the important thing is the game is fun & well done.....but maybe an icon update in the future. L.Lawliet likes this. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #9 Royce, Oct 14, 2019 I’m in the same boat. There’s a bunch of new stuff I want to play but I just can’t stop playing this. Once it opens up, there’s just so much there, and it’s one of those games where you’re driven to get right back into after finishing a game. As for the icon, I hadn’t really noticed but I agree. It’s too busy around the edges imo, and would look better if it was just the gold A and the red background. L.Lawliet likes this. Ringerill Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2012 315 170 43 #10 Ringerill, Oct 15, 2019 After reading the comments, I decided to buy the game and see for myself. Indeed I was not disappointed! Still some bugs remain like the possibility to have a negative amount of money (I paid 15 coins while having 13 and when I earned 10, I had 8 of them in my pouch, meaning that the negative amount was saved). I also don't understand why it asks me for my Apple password when I launch the game. Is it a problem with the Game Center connection? I will try it for some time and will write my impression once I manage to finish a run properly. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #11 Royce, Oct 15, 2019 There’s an update pending approval that fixes that. I believe it also contains a more satisfying and less abrupt conclusion for games where you fail the main story quest. L.Lawliet Well-Known Member Jun 28, 2011 6,405 420 83 #12 L.Lawliet, Oct 16, 2019 I just bought this game. Couldn't resist. I'll be playing it tonight. I actually have not played Reigns so I'm excited to give this new genre a try! solarnya likes this. Dragan Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2014 365 7 18 Belgium #13 Dragan, Oct 16, 2019 I’m stuck on a island, help?? Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #14 Royce, Oct 16, 2019 Spoiler Ok, there are some easier ways to get off the island (for instance if you have great strength (Barbarian for example), you can just tear down a tree and make a canoe). However the main way involves a series of steps. When you find bananas, keep them, monkeys will approach you. Give them monkeys the bananas, and bam, monkey crew. Climb a tree for a coconut, you’ll need it. Salvage for supplies to get wood planks. Find a map with a code on the back of it. Once you have those things travel to the center of the island. Get dynamite from the old mine. Then go to the grate. The code from the map will open it. Below is a cave with an old shipwreck. Use the planks to repair the ship. There should be an old loom as well. Use your coconut for fiber to repair the ships sail. Use the dynamite to clear the exit from the cave, and man the ship with your monkey crew. Then you’re good to go. Ringerill Well-Known Member Dec 13, 2012 315 170 43 #15 Ringerill, Oct 17, 2019 I do enjoy the game as the "fast paced" RPG version of Reigns but I have problems to grasp the curve and the actual pace. For instance, there are some ways to infinitely loop in a location building feats, gaining money and XP and healing at the same time. It is nice when you discover the game and you want to know each possible results of cards but in the long run, it feels strange. It takes you few combats to become lvl 7-8 but then the stagnation is terrible so the point of levels is obscure aside from HP increase. The fact that you can cycle in the same location and that you can come back to all locations is also a strange choice. Sure it gives you more chances to complete certain side quests and find some items but it takes away the difficulty because it is basically like having unlimited ressources in Reigns. Still even after taking advantage of this, I manage to die quite easily against quest's bosses even if I have dozens of items and feats. Sure I could grind XP even more but it seems that the years count is related to an increase in difficulty so the best way is to rush as much as possible by visiting main locations. To bring more positivity to this, I love how certain items allow certain actions to be resolved with 100% success or are sometimes needed in really unexpected situations. I also really appreciate that each class has it's own story to begin with even if I guess that they all end the same when the Evil Baron is defeated. I have unlocked only 2 classes (Mage and Captain) but I wonder if new races will have other interactions with the world just like the classes and genders do. I think what makes the game really nice to play is the fact that you can advance quickly and discover many different locations and that even if you revisit certain areas in other runs, the results may vary based on chance. Also, the many possible unlocks keep me trying to get all of them and test them out. TheSilveryWolf Well-Known Member Dec 1, 2015 143 14 18 #16 TheSilveryWolf, Oct 17, 2019 So how does this compare to Reigns? The game looks awesome but Reigns was a fast burn-out. I enjoyed Reigns but not to its conclusion; there were too many repeated paths and I forgot which ones I took already so I would repeat a path by mistake. If this game is different enough I'll give it a try, because Reigns was almost there. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #17 Royce, Oct 17, 2019 I wouldn’t even really compare it to Reigns much other than the card swiping mechanic. This is an open world roguelike rpg sort of thing. I have already played Alluris more in the past days than I ever played Reigns which I enjoyed but never really grabbed me completely. TheSilveryWolf likes this. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #18 Royce, Oct 17, 2019 And the update just appeared. In addition to bug fixes and the change to the endgame (there’s also an endless (I think) possibility now), they also added new content already. TheSilveryWolf and Ringerill like this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
This was a very pleasant surprise for me. It’s an excellent card swiping roguelite sort of thing. Gameplay consists of swiping cards in a series of binary decisions similar to Reigns, but with more of an adventure vibe since you are traveling around, exploring wildernesses, going into caves, taking on quests and jobs, encountering monsters, etc. You have an inventory and can take companions with you. From what I’ve seen so far there seems to be a great variety in cards, and they are not just completely random but depend on the area (town, region, cave, or whatever) where you are located. There are unlockable races and classes as well. The production values are top notch. I am enjoying the artwork, the music, the writing, and the sense of humor.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy it. There is a bug currently where the game keeps asking for your iTunes login whenever you start or finish a game. I contacted the developer and they are aware and working on it.
Yes, those trailers are for all platforms. I think it released simultaneously on Steam, Xbox, and Android.
I'm not a native speaker of English, so I can't enjoy full feature on this game perhaps. But it looks gorgeous and fascinating!
I have to say that I am thoroughly enjoying this game. I have played nearly every break I’ve had since buying it. My only criticism, which is really meaningless because what matters is so good, is that the app icon is ugly. The card art is great I’m the game with crisp clear colors, but the icon looks washed out, blurry, and “cheap” looking. I know that sounds weird & it doesn’t matter really, but a nice icon does grab the eye. example: Hoppia tales. If I saw the icon on the App Store I would click it just to see what it is because he icon is so awesome. Again, the important thing is the game is fun & well done.....but maybe an icon update in the future.
I’m in the same boat. There’s a bunch of new stuff I want to play but I just can’t stop playing this. Once it opens up, there’s just so much there, and it’s one of those games where you’re driven to get right back into after finishing a game. As for the icon, I hadn’t really noticed but I agree. It’s too busy around the edges imo, and would look better if it was just the gold A and the red background.
After reading the comments, I decided to buy the game and see for myself. Indeed I was not disappointed! Still some bugs remain like the possibility to have a negative amount of money (I paid 15 coins while having 13 and when I earned 10, I had 8 of them in my pouch, meaning that the negative amount was saved). I also don't understand why it asks me for my Apple password when I launch the game. Is it a problem with the Game Center connection? I will try it for some time and will write my impression once I manage to finish a run properly.
There’s an update pending approval that fixes that. I believe it also contains a more satisfying and less abrupt conclusion for games where you fail the main story quest.
I just bought this game. Couldn't resist. I'll be playing it tonight. I actually have not played Reigns so I'm excited to give this new genre a try!
Spoiler Ok, there are some easier ways to get off the island (for instance if you have great strength (Barbarian for example), you can just tear down a tree and make a canoe). However the main way involves a series of steps. When you find bananas, keep them, monkeys will approach you. Give them monkeys the bananas, and bam, monkey crew. Climb a tree for a coconut, you’ll need it. Salvage for supplies to get wood planks. Find a map with a code on the back of it. Once you have those things travel to the center of the island. Get dynamite from the old mine. Then go to the grate. The code from the map will open it. Below is a cave with an old shipwreck. Use the planks to repair the ship. There should be an old loom as well. Use your coconut for fiber to repair the ships sail. Use the dynamite to clear the exit from the cave, and man the ship with your monkey crew. Then you’re good to go.
I do enjoy the game as the "fast paced" RPG version of Reigns but I have problems to grasp the curve and the actual pace. For instance, there are some ways to infinitely loop in a location building feats, gaining money and XP and healing at the same time. It is nice when you discover the game and you want to know each possible results of cards but in the long run, it feels strange. It takes you few combats to become lvl 7-8 but then the stagnation is terrible so the point of levels is obscure aside from HP increase. The fact that you can cycle in the same location and that you can come back to all locations is also a strange choice. Sure it gives you more chances to complete certain side quests and find some items but it takes away the difficulty because it is basically like having unlimited ressources in Reigns. Still even after taking advantage of this, I manage to die quite easily against quest's bosses even if I have dozens of items and feats. Sure I could grind XP even more but it seems that the years count is related to an increase in difficulty so the best way is to rush as much as possible by visiting main locations. To bring more positivity to this, I love how certain items allow certain actions to be resolved with 100% success or are sometimes needed in really unexpected situations. I also really appreciate that each class has it's own story to begin with even if I guess that they all end the same when the Evil Baron is defeated. I have unlocked only 2 classes (Mage and Captain) but I wonder if new races will have other interactions with the world just like the classes and genders do. I think what makes the game really nice to play is the fact that you can advance quickly and discover many different locations and that even if you revisit certain areas in other runs, the results may vary based on chance. Also, the many possible unlocks keep me trying to get all of them and test them out.
So how does this compare to Reigns? The game looks awesome but Reigns was a fast burn-out. I enjoyed Reigns but not to its conclusion; there were too many repeated paths and I forgot which ones I took already so I would repeat a path by mistake. If this game is different enough I'll give it a try, because Reigns was almost there.
I wouldn’t even really compare it to Reigns much other than the card swiping mechanic. This is an open world roguelike rpg sort of thing. I have already played Alluris more in the past days than I ever played Reigns which I enjoyed but never really grabbed me completely.
And the update just appeared. In addition to bug fixes and the change to the endgame (there’s also an endless (I think) possibility now), they also added new content already.
