Authors On Acid Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 25 reviews. Read all reviews for Authors On Acid for iPhone.
Authors On Acid is free iOS app published by MEDL Mobile, Inc.
Huge Fun can't stop laughing
Sneaky Shelf
Been playing this game for a couple of days and not had so much fun for ages. This beats the usual hum drum apps I've downloaded before. Very different, and a great giggle to play with friends as well as online, which makes a nice change.
Pka sent me here
Blackfear1562
This game has so much potential if it wasn't for the fact that it takes forever to find a match which I have been trying to do for over a hour now I'll give it five starts when being able to play actually becomes a thing
No
Slimedog5d
I don't even know what this game is. I didn't tell it to install or anything. But from moment one of opening it it was a disappointment.
Can't find a match
yermommy
I heard about this game on PKA, but after downloading it, it seems to take forever to find a match.
Great idea but poorly executed
Trustysnake
It's really hard for me to review this app because I haven't been able to use it. I keep searching for a game but it never finds one. I chalk this up to lack of users which makes the app unusable. It looks like it's trying to make games of 5 people when I feel like you could make a good story with only 3 people. Also, if you want to play online, you have to connect it to your Facebook account. There is no "Create an AoA Account" option. I don't want anything linked to my FB account but I didn't have a choice
This is the Title of my Review I Suppose
NB-8591-5606
I love the concept but unfortunately I can't play online because I don't have a Facebook to login with. It'd be silly to make a Facebook simply for this game... If you could make it so that people could login with email, that's be great.
Great idea, but app is dead
DnDFreaK
It will work (maybe) if you have friends online or are using pass n play with people you trust to hold your device, but online is dead. I left the game in matchmaking mode for three days straight and not a single person in the world is playing, let alone the minimum of two other players needed for a game.