Warhammer Quest, the reasonably faithful iOS reproduction of Games Workshop’s often brutal board game, is currently on sale for a mere $0.99, down from its usual $5.49 price. If you’ve been eager to play it, now is an excellent time to drop some coin (well, a coin) on it.
As Touch Arcade’s Jared Nelson notes, this is the first time developer Rodeo Games has discounted the title — and it’s a heavy discount at that. Not that it’s a big deal for Rodeo on the financial front, as the game’s seen a number of purchasable expansions added since release, both in campaign and character form. More than enough to justify the sale.
It might get a little repetitive after a while, but if you like your strategic dungeon-crawlers (if that’s even a genre), Warhammer Quest is about as good as it gets on iOS.
Warhammer Quest [App Store, via Touch Arcade]
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8 responses to “Warhammer Quest On iOS Is $0.99 This Weekend”
It gets super thin on the tactical side and your characters can become super overpowered but it’s fun if you liked Hero Quest back in the day.
This. Okay value at $5,49. Great value at $0.99 – awesome timewaster.
Oh yeah, I don’t regret my $5.49 purchase. At $0.99 it’s definitely worth a purchase.
I demand a WP8 port – stat! Love this and Hero Quest.
you’ll be waiting a while, they haven’t even announced an Android version. I believe the company that makes it only does iOS games. For some stupid reason.
If you could only see my sad face. It’s even sadder than the face I make when I get told my friend left hero/warhammer quest at his place.
That’s a 2 hour drive away.
I don’t get developers or licenses that only build to iOS. Do they not read their industry news?
ie: Android holds an 80% share of of the global smartphone market!
I started playing it, but man it’s so damned obtuse. I couldn’t even find the inventory/stats etc until I accidentally left the rotation lock off for a different reason and then it came into view when the phone was in portrait. If the lock remained on then I never would have found it! WTF! Terrible, terrible interface design.