A Gaming Diary
Warpgate (iPhone)
This was GREAT and BRILLIANT and then I never played it again.
I love my space ship when it's not blowing up.
So time to dump it from my iPhone?
Well, no, because I tried it again and got sucked in. Took a while to relearn the interface, but I got there without having to restart. Still died horribly whenever combat happened, but I decided to try and stay out of fights and spread my religion quietly and without bother. I don’t think I’m going to be able to do that, though. I need to try and convert people in enemy space now.
It’s a worry.
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Warpgate (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
No, don’t get excited. I didn’t actually play this. I don’t have any great tales of space adventures and explosions to relate. I can’t even regale you with tales of ferrying religious pamphlets around the cosmos, which is all I seem to end up doing normally. So why am I blogging? Well, I did the
Warpgate (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
I’m really, really loving this now. There’s an intriguing universe and a real sense of adventure and exploration. The story missions actually force you to make meaningful choices and I genuinely feel that I’m part of a larger story. It’s fabulous stuff, really. My only criticism so far is that there’s not much penalty for
Warpgate (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
A top-down space trading/exploring/combat game that reminds me a fair bit of the mighty Space Rangers 2. That should probably be recommendation enough for a lot of people. You fly around a huge galaxy, completing missions, mining asteroids, buying and selling goods and upgrades and generally trying to avoid fights as much as possible in
