A Gaming Diary
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
In bed. On the sofa. In the waiting room at the doctor. At my desk. On the toilet. I’m only one step away from trying to play while I’m driving. I’m about halfway through now and I think I’m going to be at loss when it’s over, as I was when I finished Angry Birds.
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Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Hooray! I beat the final boss! I win! Except, actually, that just opened lots more levels. It’s the game that keeps on giving!
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
The sequel to the excellent Sword & Poker came out a few days ago. It sounds like more of the same, which can’t be a bad thing, but it reminded me that I’ve not actually finished the first game yet. So I started it up again and found myself on the twentieth floor. Took me
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Grinding levels twenty and twenty-one to get enough cash to purchase a trident that caught my eye in the shop. Once I’ve bought that, I’ll try to progress a bit further – it’s getting tough now.
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Down on the twentieth floor and things are getting tricky, mainly because I always feel the need to pick up all the treasures on a floor before I leave. If I just took the quickest path to the boss I’d probably do fine. Well, maybe – I’ve not actually seen the boss yet, he might
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
No longer playing this exclusively, but still playing it more than I probably should be. Had to go to the doctor again today and once again it proved itself king of the waiting room. It’s really getting quite tricky now, actually. I should probably look through my spells and see if there’s any point changing
Sword & Poker (iPhone)
about 2 years ago - No comments
It’s a light RPG where you go through dungeons a tile at a time, fighting monsters, collecting treasure, buying upgrades for your character, etc. Pretty standard stuff, really, though done well, with a good art style, a minimum of story and a well-judged gradual introduction of gameplay elements. The English translation is slightly iffy, but
