Queen's Wish: The Conqueror Spiderweb Software Queen's Wish DOES NOT support: iPhone 5 or earlier, iPhone SE. You are royalty of the mighty empire of Haven! Your moth… $9.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsQueen's Wish DOES NOT support: iPhone 5 or earlier, iPhone SE. You are royalty of the mighty empire of Haven! Your mother the Queen rules, while you enjoy a life of sheltered luxury. Then, one morning, you wake up to find yourself banished to your Empire’s lost colony. You mother has declared your childhood at an end. Your mission? Prove yourself by reconquering Haven’s rebellious vassals, or don’t bother to come home. At last, you have been given wealth, magic, soldiers. The Queen thinks you will submit and join the family business. Now that you have freedom and power, you might have other ideas ... Queen's Wish: The Conquerer is an epic, indie fantasy role-playing adventure. Wander free through an enormous world, sink into a fascinating story full of surprises and interesting decisions, and use your cunning to outwit a multitude of dungeons and foes. In this open-ended adventure, you can build an Empire or free the oppressed. Serve the Queen or rebel. Fight or use diplomacy. Build fortresses, smith enchanted blades and armor, and deal with nagging relatives! Queen's Wish: The Conquerer features: * Epic fantasy adventure with over 50 hours of gameplay. * Open-ended story in a variety of mysterious lands, featuring many choices, paths and endings. Lots of replay value. * Suspenseful tactical combat. Select from fifty different abilities. Build and rebuild your warriors to face rapidly changing foes. * Explore (and conquer) an enormous outdoors and a huge variety of dungeons and enemy fortresses. * Gain strength with a unique fortress system. Build and equip fortresses, making your warriors stronger in a wide variety of ways. * Not just orcs and elves. Features the unforgettable races and characters that make Spiderweb Software adventures unique. * Over 100 side quests and hundreds of magical artifacts to hunt for. Enjoy a new adventure from Spiderweb Software, now celebrating 25 years of making fine indie fantasy role-playing goodness. Information Seller:Spiderweb Software Genre:Role Playing, Strategy Release:Dec 04, 2019 Updated:Nov 30, 2021 Version:1.1.1 Size:158.6 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/queens-wish-the-conqueror/id1484144127 PC Trailer: Son of Anarchy likes this. W8rd3 Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2017 123 49 28 Human paper weight In a human dwelling #2 W8rd3, Dec 4, 2019 Yassssss! Can’t wait to play! JasonLL likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,715 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #3 squarezero, Dec 4, 2019 Been waiting for years for Spiderweb to release an iPhone game. So glad this is out. Grinless, JasonLL and W8rd3 like this. djstout Well-Known Member Jul 21, 2011 2,685 105 63 Sportscaster & football (soccer) coach Taiwan & Japan #4 djstout, Dec 4, 2019 Is that game like a proper D&D? Similar? squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,715 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #5 squarezero, Dec 4, 2019 It’s a story-driven old-school WRPG. Think Baldur’s Gate but streamlined and with indy production values. Spiderweb Software has been making similar games since the 90’s (on PC, then later on iPad as well) and they just nail the mix of complexity with accessibility, and their storytelling is always on point. JasonLL, W8rd3 and djstout like this. djstout Well-Known Member Jul 21, 2011 2,685 105 63 Sportscaster & football (soccer) coach Taiwan & Japan #6 djstout, Dec 4, 2019 Reminds me so much of those D&D games I played before. W8rd3 Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2017 123 49 28 Human paper weight In a human dwelling #7 W8rd3, Dec 4, 2019 Same here, their storytelling and writing in general are really spectacular. JasonLL likes this. triwolf Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Sep 5, 2012 83 10 8 #8 triwolf, Dec 4, 2019 Is this playable on a small (11 pro) iPhone, or is the text/buttons/menus too small? I really liked the PC games from this dev.. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,715 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #9 squarezero, Dec 4, 2019 The interface has been completely redone for the phone. stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #10 stubbieoz, Dec 5, 2019 Last edited: Dec 8, 2019 All his previous iOS games have a 6mm black border all around the screen and show the current date/battery cond/wi-fi connection and the home bar on the sides (which is rather annoying), on the latest iPad Pro 12.9”, meaning they are not optimised for this device. Any one know if this game is the same? EDIT; I bought the game so I will answer my own question. The game is not optimised for the 3rd Gen iPad. The black border is still there and the various icons are also there, though they are at the top of the screen. I have sent a technical support email to try and get an answer from Jeff to see if he will fix this in an upcoming patch. FURTHER EDIT; Happy to report that a patch has been rushed out and all issues have been fixed and it actually has made the game look a whole lot better now that the higher resolution is fully supported. marccsantos Member May 29, 2014 8 0 1 #11 marccsantos, Dec 9, 2019 I just bought this. I’m playing on an old iPhone 6s. A lot of the buttons do not fit in the screen. Royce Well-Known Member Mar 22, 2011 4,240 180 63 #12 Royce, Dec 9, 2019 It should be supported according to their description. Send them a screenshot to their support: http://www.spiderwebsoftware.com/contact.html stubbieoz Well-Known Member Jun 23, 2015 1,880 358 83 Male Grey haired gamer NSW Australia #13 stubbieoz, Dec 11, 2019 Unfortunately after playing the game for sometime I cannot recommend this version of the game when compared to the Steam version. Long winded text to follow, so sorry for that; One of the main attractions for me with Spiderweb games (apart from the story) is the turn based combat. While not overly complicated in its execution I have found it usually requires some tactical thinking to be successful. In the Steam version of Queens Wish you can right click on an enemy to get detailed info about them such as hp (I’ll come back to that later) resistances/critical chance/buffs, that sort of thing. There is no such information available on the mobile version (I am playing on an iPad so I assume it is the same on iPhone). So you are basically fighting against an unknown quantity. The way battles have been modified in Queens Wish as compared to previous Spiderweb games makes this a major problem. In previous games, combat was a more traditional affair, if you are not strong enough to beat an enemy you could always go and grind a level or two. Queens Wish has a totally different approach. You only get exp from completing quests and killing bosses. If you need to leave a dungeon and then return to complete it you will fight the same enemies, only this time harder. This repeats each time you re-enter. If you have no idea what an enemies weakness is you will probably fail many battles (unless you play only on casual difficulty). Knowing what an enemies weakness and buffs are extremely important. The mobile version currently does not give you this information. And returning to hp. There are enemy health bars at the bottom of enemies graphics. The problem is that objects and items, even other characters will block out those health bars. Not too much of a problem in the Steam version.... you can always right click to get that information. No way to see it in the mobile version. So if you have, lets say, two enemies and their health bars are hidden. Do I attack with my most powerful spell that uses up my mana or does the enemy just need a tap on the head with my staff? Which enemy has less hp? I have no idea. What makes this decision even more critical is there is no mana potions. You only replenish small amounts of mana though surviving each battle. So there is no way of knowing if I should spend a lot of mana on an enemy now (keeping in mind I have to kill a boss at the end to get any exp at all) or do I chance just hitting it with a weapon. It breaks the game completely. I have emailed Jeff about all this but as of this time of writing have received no reply. Buy the game on Steam if you think you might like it, but I warn you, the mobile version is a lesser and not enjoyable version. I hope the problem gets patched out, because otherwise the game plays very nice on an iPad and it is the first iPhone version of a Spiderweb game. Just be warned. (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. 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It’s a story-driven old-school WRPG. Think Baldur’s Gate but streamlined and with indy production values. Spiderweb Software has been making similar games since the 90’s (on PC, then later on iPad as well) and they just nail the mix of complexity with accessibility, and their storytelling is always on point.
Is this playable on a small (11 pro) iPhone, or is the text/buttons/menus too small? I really liked the PC games from this dev..
All his previous iOS games have a 6mm black border all around the screen and show the current date/battery cond/wi-fi connection and the home bar on the sides (which is rather annoying), on the latest iPad Pro 12.9”, meaning they are not optimised for this device. Any one know if this game is the same? EDIT; I bought the game so I will answer my own question. The game is not optimised for the 3rd Gen iPad. The black border is still there and the various icons are also there, though they are at the top of the screen. I have sent a technical support email to try and get an answer from Jeff to see if he will fix this in an upcoming patch. FURTHER EDIT; Happy to report that a patch has been rushed out and all issues have been fixed and it actually has made the game look a whole lot better now that the higher resolution is fully supported.
It should be supported according to their description. Send them a screenshot to their support: http://www.spiderwebsoftware.com/contact.html
Unfortunately after playing the game for sometime I cannot recommend this version of the game when compared to the Steam version. Long winded text to follow, so sorry for that; One of the main attractions for me with Spiderweb games (apart from the story) is the turn based combat. While not overly complicated in its execution I have found it usually requires some tactical thinking to be successful. In the Steam version of Queens Wish you can right click on an enemy to get detailed info about them such as hp (I’ll come back to that later) resistances/critical chance/buffs, that sort of thing. There is no such information available on the mobile version (I am playing on an iPad so I assume it is the same on iPhone). So you are basically fighting against an unknown quantity. The way battles have been modified in Queens Wish as compared to previous Spiderweb games makes this a major problem. In previous games, combat was a more traditional affair, if you are not strong enough to beat an enemy you could always go and grind a level or two. Queens Wish has a totally different approach. You only get exp from completing quests and killing bosses. If you need to leave a dungeon and then return to complete it you will fight the same enemies, only this time harder. This repeats each time you re-enter. If you have no idea what an enemies weakness is you will probably fail many battles (unless you play only on casual difficulty). Knowing what an enemies weakness and buffs are extremely important. The mobile version currently does not give you this information. And returning to hp. There are enemy health bars at the bottom of enemies graphics. The problem is that objects and items, even other characters will block out those health bars. Not too much of a problem in the Steam version.... you can always right click to get that information. No way to see it in the mobile version. So if you have, lets say, two enemies and their health bars are hidden. Do I attack with my most powerful spell that uses up my mana or does the enemy just need a tap on the head with my staff? Which enemy has less hp? I have no idea. What makes this decision even more critical is there is no mana potions. You only replenish small amounts of mana though surviving each battle. So there is no way of knowing if I should spend a lot of mana on an enemy now (keeping in mind I have to kill a boss at the end to get any exp at all) or do I chance just hitting it with a weapon. It breaks the game completely. I have emailed Jeff about all this but as of this time of writing have received no reply. Buy the game on Steam if you think you might like it, but I warn you, the mobile version is a lesser and not enjoyable version. I hope the problem gets patched out, because otherwise the game plays very nice on an iPad and it is the first iPhone version of a Spiderweb game. Just be warned.
