Drop Wizard

Name: Drop Wizard
Price: 2.99 USD
Rating: 4.5 (17 reviews)
Author: Gionathan Pesaresi

액션

US$2.99 · iPad⁠용으로 디자인됨

17개의 평가
연령

4+
세
카테고리

액션
개발자

Gionathan Pesaresi
언어

DE
+ 6개 언어
크기

38.7
MB

Bring back the joy of arcade games! Drop Wizard is an action arcade game where you play as Teo, a wizard on a quest to save his friend turned into stone by an evil warlock. Clear all the levels, face dangerous bosses, collect power ups and score epic combos. Features: • Original gameplay and handy controls • More than 60 stages to complete • Vivid pixel art • Awesome 16 bit soundtrack • Epic boss battles • Secret game modes

평가 및 리뷰

4.5

5점 만점

17개의 평가

Fun and charming
2025. 02. 11.

gordonross
It takes a minute to figure out the right approach but when you do, it’s great fun.
Fun and charming
2025. 02. 11.

gordonross

It takes a minute to figure out the right approach but when you do, it’s great fun.
Great fun app, but the lack of iCloud backup, save, and support.
2023. 12. 01.

RyanHend
No matter how fun it is while it didn’t last forever, I’m still criticizing the lack of iCloud, save, backup, and support no matter why, That explains why it isn’t a must-buy with lack of anything else for anyone of them. Thank you for understanding.😌
Great fun app, but the lack of iCloud backup, save, and support.
2023. 12. 01.

RyanHend

No matter how fun it is while it didn’t last forever, I’m still criticizing the lack of iCloud, save, backup, and support no matter why, That explains why it isn’t a must-buy with lack of anything else for anyone of them. Thank you for understanding.😌
10/10!
2015. 01. 14.

sethferreira
This game is wonderful! The design is airtight, with seamless and consistent high-end pixel art that Nintendo themselves couldn't outdo. (Drop Wizard takes a lot of visual cues from the Kirby games, an obvious inspiration.) I love the main gameplay mechanic: it's fresh, but still has a familiar platformer feel. The characters and environments succeed one another in a very elegant way that allows you to pick up the game's ideas intuitively without rushing. Drop Wizard is PeRfEcT for mobile devices and seems truly designed with the platform in mind, not something I can say about many other developers. The music (and sound design!) is emotional and nostalgic, the art is thorough and detailed and cute, and the levels are clever and fun! One of my favorite iOS games to date. :-)
10/10!
2015. 01. 14.

sethferreira

This game is wonderful! The design is airtight, with seamless and consistent high-end pixel art that Nintendo themselves couldn't outdo. (Drop Wizard takes a lot of visual cues from the Kirby games, an obvious inspiration.) I love the main gameplay mechanic: it's fresh, but still has a familiar platformer feel. The characters and environments succeed one another in a very elegant way that allows you to pick up the game's ideas intuitively without rushing. Drop Wizard is PeRfEcT for mobile devices and seems truly designed with the platform in mind, not something I can say about many other developers. The music (and sound design!) is emotional and nostalgic, the art is thorough and detailed and cute, and the levels are clever and fun! One of my favorite iOS games to date. :-)
Fun stuff!
2015. 01. 11.

FinalWish7
Took a second to get used to the mechanics, but once I did it was really fun and addictive. Some people seem to dislike that the character is always moving, but to me that adds to the challenge. I mean, all you are doing is pressing 2 directions. The game needs a way to stay fast paced and I think maybe that is why they did that. Retro games were always tough and you would die a lot until you got the rhythm down. But that's what I liked about them. This game has that element to it, along with great retro graphics and 16-bit music. Is this up to par with a Super Nintendo game with the Super Nintendo controller? Of course not. But for a 99-cent iPhone game this is really quite great!
Fun stuff!
2015. 01. 11.

FinalWish7

Took a second to get used to the mechanics, but once I did it was really fun and addictive. Some people seem to dislike that the character is always moving, but to me that adds to the challenge. I mean, all you are doing is pressing 2 directions. The game needs a way to stay fast paced and I think maybe that is why they did that. Retro games were always tough and you would die a lot until you got the rhythm down. But that's what I liked about them. This game has that element to it, along with great retro graphics and 16-bit music. Is this up to par with a Super Nintendo game with the Super Nintendo controller? Of course not. But for a 99-cent iPhone game this is really quite great!