Leap of Fate Reviews – Page 6
5/5 rating based on 67 reviews. Read all reviews for Leap of Fate for iPhone.
Leap of Fate is paid iOS app published by Clever-Plays Studio Inc.
Im trying to like it
Toast102947
The idea isn't so bad, but gameplay is only moderately entertaining and is greatly offset by the horrendous camera angles that the play has no way of fixing. I honestly wish I hadn't bought this game though
Premium roguelike with frantic gameplay
Jchen195
Leap Of Faith is incredibly addicting, nuanced, and fun. A truly premium roguelike experience that rivals a console arcade RPG. Highly recommend for arcade, rpg, and action gamers.
Shimmers with atmosphere
Johannpi
Yes, the game is smooth, polished, and attractive. But it's really the mood and setting which set this apart. The music, character design, and unlockable backstories fit together to give a haunting sense of a rich occult world behind the action. This game has stuck with me like few others.
Very nice
artfoundry
Really well done game. Fun to play and very high quality. Only two things I wish could be changed. First, the adaptive camera movement (in which it moves a bit ahead of your character to show you more of what's in front of you). It's too much in my opinion. It would be nice if there was an option to reduce or remove it. Second, the text is way too hard to read on my iPhone (6). Make the font bigger and brighter please!
Love the game, until it wiped out all my progress
logan3-1639
I have limited experience with these kinds of games, but this is my favorite so far, in terms of production values and richness. I even like the music. It’s a dual-stick shooter. The left “stick” controls your basic movement, and the right one controls the basic attack, but there are two special-ability modes beyond the basic attack: Shadow Walk and Glyphs. To use these, you tap in the upper left (Shadow Walk) or upper right (Glyph) section of the screen. When you tap, the game action suddenly switches to slow motion. You tap the screen again to direct and launch your attack, and when your attack is launched, the game resumes normal speed. The whole concept is clever and engaging. You play one of four mages who have different back stories and different styles of fighting. You have to adjust to their unique styles and work your way up through their respective levels. It took me awhile to warm up to the game, but it’s become my favorite game. But I’ve gotten spoiled playing dual-stick shooters with a MFi game controller, and LoF would be a lot more fun if I could play it with my SteelSeries Nimbus controller. Update, 03/31/17: I was going to upgrade my rating to five stars, because the game play is generally awesome, but yesterday, the app mysteriously wiped out all of my previous progress. I've been playing it every day, and I had unlocked all of the characters and completed many missions. I had Big Mo playing at the "hard" level, but when I launched LoF, yesterday, it was if I was playing for the very first time. I had to play through the tutorial and start all over. This is a major bug, as far as I'm concerned, so instead of upgrading my rating to five stars, I'm downgrading to three stars. Too bad because the game play is terrific, even without game controller support.
A lot of fun
Leopard6987
This game is just a lot of fun, very happy I bought it even if I missed the sale price..
Incredibly polished
O. L. Z.
Great rogue-lite mechanics and great twinstick shooting. Even amongst the small pool fully realized games in the App Store, Leap of Fate is best in class. Worth the price, highly recommended.
Good
Sgt Amazing
Pretty fun game. Like the character customization and the uniqueness of abilities and gameplay. Would really appreciate controller support.