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Played almost all the way through when I first got it, but got super duper stuck once I started running into Baba-Yaga. Re-downloaded it recently to show it to my boyfriend (who also loves it now) and am thoroughly enjoying replaying :)

This is an A+ game buuuuuuuuut... 1. Casca is too hard for me ( I only beat her once because an OP player helped me ) 2. You know how in the first order and chaos you could have an undead character, that would be cool if in that one phosco factory place ( where you defeat Weasley) that if you where to go into those liquid-blue phosphos tubs ( by the place where you have to defeat ten mutants ) you have the choice to BECOME a mutant and you would be given a bunch of mutant specific quests. Your customization of your character would be the same with mutant stuff on it. Other than that... amazing

First, let me preface this by saying I nearly gave up on looking for games on my iPad Pro (and mobile, for that matter) after being jaded by one trash game after the next. Finding Ember restored my faith that game makers on iOS can still make something awesome. The graphics look great on my device, and plays very well. I’m only into the second area of the game (of 20) and have gotten sucked into the gameplay and world. The world is vibrant with colorful characters and a creative soundtrack with plenty of atmosphere. I’ve taken the road less traveled and started on the hardest difficulty, which has presented the game in a way that I think it should be played. I’m happy to pay 9.99 for a mobile game that would be equally as good on my gaming rig. The price held me back at first- but only because I was so used to terrible iOS games, I figured this would be just as bad. I was wrong. No micro transactions, no timed drip content, no walled content until I pay more. Just a full game ready to go. I really hope they consider adding an expansion or two as there is lots of potential for further development as an IP. Hopefully the market responds in kind to games like this to give those of us with a reasonable attention span and a resistance to micro-transactions something to enjoy. While the game is great, I would like to point out to the devs that there is room for improvement. -It would be nice to have a point and run option, where you press and hold to move around rather than constant tapping. Maybe a gesture where two fingers on the screen activates it. -Option to move the pause button anywhere on the screen. -Option to dock the action bar vertically on left or right edge of screen for those of us on iPads where are hands are already holding it from the sides. -Put out a demo with all of the content just before walking into Radiance to try to get sales where I’m sure they could be. People like me are reluctant to spend 10 bucks after being burned by so many other terrible games.

Okay ... so this game is super fun and really awesome. I wrote three reviews which I have now edited and this will I hope be the last. I absolutely love it. It's very beautiful. It has a lot of unique aspects. And it keeps me constantly coming back. So I have given this game awesome level. Bye.

The game is very good, I think there should be an option where your hero’s can be controlled by AI and you spectate the battle. while not standing in one spot waiting to get killed by an enemy Also might need a few more skill classes for human, dwarf, and elf, I am really enjoying the game so far

I’m really enjoying this game no annoying pop ups no forced needless spending just to play. I do have ideas about the game I would like to see 1. How about a house or a small hut that u can upgrade to a castle for your character to live in and decorate 2. Becoming king and defending your castle against random enemies