Nowhere Prophet
Combine multiple items in the game with inventive gameplay to build a deck of cards and solve your puzzles.
Your entire deck is visible on the touch screen, so no card can go missing! You’ll have to think fast and strategically to master the cards in this mysterious and thrilling puzzle adventure!
Features:
Over 10 challenging worlds with a variety of puzzles and special challenges.
A deliciously innovative touch-screen card-game puzzle gameplay mechanic!
GameCenter Support!
New, never-before-seen levels!
New Cards to be unlocked!
Lose your card on the screen to proceed.
Glowy Background!
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
* Does the game work on older devices?
Yes, the game has been successfully tested on the following devices and platforms:
iPhone 3GS and newer
iPad
iPod Touch 4th generation
Android devices
The game will work with earlier devices, though there may be limited compatibility.
* How do I know if the game will work on my device?
The compatibility chart can be found here.
* What are achievements?
Achievements is a feature that allows you to check your progress on the game and unlock special items. Check the features page for more details.
* What types of devices is the game compatible with?
The game has been successfully tested on the following devices and platforms:
iOS and Android - iPhone 3GS and newer and iPad
* How do I make sure the game won’t crash?
Unfortunately, sometimes the game can crash, and it cannot be avoided. Although the game is designed to help you fix problems such as these, it cannot be fully protected.
* Can I play offline?
Yes, the game has been designed in such a way that it can be played offline.
* Can I use the Steam Cloud/ Game Center?
You can use the Steam Cloud but not Game Center. It requires at least iPhone 5, though it has been successfully tested on iPhone 4S and iPod Touch 4th gen.
* Will this game work on my iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch or Android device?
On the version 1.0.0.3 of the game, it will be compatible with all iOS and Android devices. On the newer versions of the
“The game is simple to learn, but not so easy to master”
Rock Paper Shotgun
“…the gameplay experience is a pleasing mix of card battler, pro football and chess”
PCGamer
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Nowhere Prophet is an action RPG about heroes and adventurers in the lands of Herem. Our hero, Ura, a young man of no discernible talent and little physical worth, is no stranger to the struggles of life. He is, by all accounts, an unhappy person. As a result, he has dedicated his life to one thing: the preservation of his precious stash of rare cards. It is a difficult task: he does not know the methods required to make his cards more valuable and so, instead, he attempts to gather as many cards as he can, the better to do battle against his nagging conscience. However, amongst the collection of cards that Ura collects lies something special: a mysterious set of cards of apparently mythological origin, which could, if properly crafted, be of incalculable benefit to the world. So, with nothing more than an irrational sense of purpose, Ura finds himself caring for the cards and starting on his journey of self-discovery.
Game Features
• Treacherous dungeons haunted by some of the creatures from the legendary Final Fantasy games
• Card making and crafting, with a host of original and secret ways to make your rare cards more valuable
• Five customizable classes, with dozens of spells and unique abilities
• Four characters, each with four unique spells, useful items, and special abilities
• Eighty-one cards, with their own strengths and weaknesses
• More than a hundred hours of gameplay, for up to four players
System Requirements
Minimum:
OS: Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Processor: 2.0 GHz Intel Core2 Duo or equivalent
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 or equivalent
Hard Drive: 8.0 GB
Display: 1280 x 800
Developer: Akella
Game Synopsis
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Let me begin by saying that the title gives away that this is a games company, which as you may have gathered is something I don't normally do.
Let me begin by saying that the title gives away that this is a games company, which as you may have gathered is something I don't normally do.
But be my guest, and I'll try to make this a good review.
I've had a few reservations before buying this game and knowing what I'm getting into, but this is a good piece of business. I knew nothing about KAOS when I played this, but as soon as I started playing the game, I was hooked.
You play as Teggo McGraw and your first decision is whether you want to play in any of the six stages. Choose the card you want to play in a face down hand, then turn over the cards to reveal them. You're supposed to be able to recognise the contents of the hand as they are revealed, but it's way beyond me as I'm rubbish at games.
In each stage, you choose either the safe or the risky option on the board and then you're dealt a card. That is your clue to solve the mystery. You play your cards then watch as clues pile up and more cards are added to the board. Once you've got it all worked out, the new card is added to the board and the game continues.
In the end, you're given a brand new, completely random hand to play with. But if you manage to solve it correctly, it's all bonus points to you.
Apart from the six stages, there are a couple of extras to keep you entertained. There's a computer to play against, to see how you're getting on, and the game runs for quite a while on its own. You have no control over what cards Teggo plays, which means you can't cheat or try to beat the computer's score. You just have to see how clever you are.
Another nice feature is the bit of strategy involved in the rules. You're not given any instructions to learn the rules, but you're not allowed to ask for help either. You have to work it out for yourself. This made the game more interesting than it might have been, but it was pretty much luck and

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