CrossWorlds: the Flying City (Full) app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: G5 Entertainment AB
First release : 12 Jul 2012
App size: 269.78 Mb
Teleport yourself into an out-of-this-world gaming experience!
After inventing an amazing device that enables travel through parallel worlds, Professor Dumbdore suddenly disappears. Help Professor’s daughter, Monica, track down her father while exploring 4 different worlds. Solve the puzzles of the enigmatic Scientist’s House, fix the inhabitants of the rusty Robo City, travel to the fairytale-esque River World and face the challenges of the Flying City! You will be fascinated for hours with this absorbing puzzle adventure and its heaps of eye-popping quests!
● 4 Unique worlds to explore
● 56 Amazing locations
● 8 Tricky mini-game puzzles
● Memorable adventures in each world
● Other-worldly graphics
● Game Center Support
● iPhone 4 Retina Display support
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Game available in: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese
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Latest reviews of CrossWorlds: the Flying City (Full) app for iPhone and iPad
Lots of variety!
One should compare this game with the Abyss and other games developed by Mundi Artifex. You will see the differences. For this game, you click on an item and dont know what it is or how it can be used because the game doesnt have a name for it. You dont know where you are going because there is not enough interaction between game characters and yourself. I had to use hints so many times that I lost the purpose of playing this game. The game plots are so disconnected that it is not fun anymore. Good graphics alone doesnt make a great game. I am very frustrated with this game that I will not play any other games that are developed by the same company as this game.
Purchased at 40% off and now understand why its on sale. HOs are in a bunch of undentifiable junk. Its like watching a horror movie. You just keep going to see how much worse it can get. Gave one star because of price and the other simply because it hasnt crashed so far.
It was good and challenging (kinda) but It was kinda dropping after the to be continued. . . So not great
This game was so poorly made, I am surprised G5 released it. Badly rendered art, no real story, an inventory full of untitled and confusing items, and bad HO scenes as well. There was a clock where you had to set the hands that was frustrating and non-responsive. And you had to keep doing it. There would be objects in HO scenes that were mostly out of frame that were hard to see and tap. I just quit out of frustration and boredom. At 99 cents, it wasnt a major loss. Steer clear of this game.