Rimelands: Hammer of Thor Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Rimelands: Hammer of Thor for iPhone.
Rimelands: Hammer of Thor is paid iOS app published by Crescent Moon Games LLC
One of the best combat system!
floridamunro
Thank you for the graphics improvements. The game now looks and play excellent!
Misled
jebpoints
Played one minute and quit once the dice started rolling I don't care for strategy so for those looking for a action RPG this is not one.
Good gameplay
Sebffvr
This is a great well-balanced turn-based RPG. I don't understand the reviewer who complained about grinding. There is technically no grinding in this game - enemies disappear permanently once defeated and completed levels are not available for replay. So you only have a finite shot at gaining XP and so character upgrade strategy is very important if you want to beat the game (and the bonus level after the end credits). There isn't a lot of writing, but the dialogue is funny in its own way. This would have been a very acceptable PS2 game not so long ago; it's great to have this kind of gameplay on iOS.
Turn based at it's best
Icorus
The mechanics of this game are a blast. It's a sensational turn based game..lots of RPG customization and even includes a small form of crafting..only thing to make this game better would be a HD version but plays great on my iPad
Excellent turn-based fun
Aedraxis
A truly excellent turn-based romp, complete with die rolls. Simple game mechanics expand into deep strategy without exploding complexity; this is a perfect "minute mayhem" RPG for iOS. Pick it up and play for a turn or play until your battery dies. A few spelling/grammar errors in the dialogue, but overall this does not detract from the punchy lines and decent story. No deep LotR plot here, but gamers as old as I am remember paying ten times this price for far worse. This game will not change your mind about turn-based games, but it will make your time spent waiting in lines actually enjoyable!
Waste of money!
MasterQuack
Dice rolling scheme takes away from the game and cannot be automated. D pad style of movement in 4 directions is original gameboy quality at best.