Explorers - The Game BrettspielWelt Finally you found it! A legendary world lies before you. Get ready to explore it, uncover its secrets, and befriend its… $3.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsFinally you found it! A legendary world lies before you. Get ready to explore it, uncover its secrets, and befriend its inhabitants. Floating rocks kept the land hidden for years. And yet you are not alone: other explorers travel there too! Use the map to plan your route wisely and become the greatest explorer of all time! Experience the fascination of this tactical flip & write game by Phil Walker-Hardinga from Ravensburger in this app. Dive in easily with the tutorial and discover more and more diverse tactical possibilities with each game! Key Facts: - Flip & Write game - Tutorial for easy start - 3 different game modes with varying degrees of randomness - 32 order tiles provide maximum variety and constantly new challenges - Compete with players from all over the world in weekly highscore lists - Collect Achievements and become the greatest explorer of all time. Information Seller:BrettspielWelt Genre:Board, Strategy Release:Aug 31, 2021 Updated:Nov 23, 2022 Version:1.3 Size:22.3 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/explorers-the-game/id1576503781 vectorarchitekt likes this. AltsKev Well-Known Member Nov 12, 2016 564 157 43 Male Developer #2 AltsKev, Sep 10, 2021 Look very interesting, anyone have review about it ? MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #3 MetaGonzo, Sep 10, 2021 Last edited: Sep 10, 2021 That does look interesting but I’m not quite clear on how it’s actually played. I looked at board game geeks for info on the physical version: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/330174/explorers …and I’m still not quite clear on how it’s actually played! Ok, I bit. It is indeed interesting. The closest thing I can think to compare it to is Railroad Ink; you’re competing against yourself to finish with the highest score (although there are leaderboards). It’s all about plotting a route across a map with various desirable tiles to take in to increase your score. Your direction is somewhat dictated by random cards that you turn, specifying which terrain type you may traverse this time. Once all the cards (7) are exhausted then you move onto the next round, out of a total of 4. Once all rounds are completed your score is tallied and you are shown a screen with score ranges so you can judge how you did. My initial 43 was found wanting! It’s a bit rough around the edges, some windows (the score ranges at the end for example) don’t fit on the screen. It doesn’t have much of a polished feel to it. That said, I’ve got a lot of time for portrait games that can be played at your own pace. Like RailRoadInk I’d like to see an actual vs. mode rather than just leaderboards. Do I recommend it? I’m not sure. I like the idea but I’m not sure if it’s got legs. It needs further playing but I’m currently on the fence with this one. Edit: Ok, I’m off the fence. It’s just not really very much fun I’m afraid. Personally I get much more out of RailRoadInk. It’s not for me. AltsKev likes 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
That does look interesting but I’m not quite clear on how it’s actually played. I looked at board game geeks for info on the physical version: https://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/330174/explorers …and I’m still not quite clear on how it’s actually played! Ok, I bit. It is indeed interesting. The closest thing I can think to compare it to is Railroad Ink; you’re competing against yourself to finish with the highest score (although there are leaderboards). It’s all about plotting a route across a map with various desirable tiles to take in to increase your score. Your direction is somewhat dictated by random cards that you turn, specifying which terrain type you may traverse this time. Once all the cards (7) are exhausted then you move onto the next round, out of a total of 4. Once all rounds are completed your score is tallied and you are shown a screen with score ranges so you can judge how you did. My initial 43 was found wanting! It’s a bit rough around the edges, some windows (the score ranges at the end for example) don’t fit on the screen. It doesn’t have much of a polished feel to it. That said, I’ve got a lot of time for portrait games that can be played at your own pace. Like RailRoadInk I’d like to see an actual vs. mode rather than just leaderboards. Do I recommend it? I’m not sure. I like the idea but I’m not sure if it’s got legs. It needs further playing but I’m currently on the fence with this one. Edit: Ok, I’m off the fence. It’s just not really very much fun I’m afraid. Personally I get much more out of RailRoadInk. It’s not for me.
