Super Glyph Quest Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Super Glyph Quest for iPhone.
Super Glyph Quest is paid iOS app published by Alexander Trowers
Funny and fun
Armillanymphs
Nice take on match 3 with some quippy writing. Interesting battle mechanics with a campaign that seems pretty robust.
Won't even start on my iPhone 6
FadetoSlack
I'm sure this is an isolated bug, but the game freezes as soon as it logs into GameCenter on my iPhone 6. I've heard good things about the game, so I am sorely disappointed by the crashes.
This game is the best
putermcgee
Instead of getting yet another copycat matching game, try something original like Super Glyph Quest. Everything about this game is excellent.
Please Fix!!! Still glitching...
Arkman3000
Love this game. Loved the first game. Unfortunately the game is still glitching after the update -- can't get off the pack screen in battles after getting the Robounicorn item. Won't let any items be used which is super frustrating. 5 stars without the glitches!!!
Great fun
GoGadgetGo
This is a really excellent puzzle RPG. It's funny, with charming graphics and audio. The difficulty and complexity ramps up at a nice smooth pace. It has some depth yet never takes itself too seriously. Battles are short, great for mobile gaming. It runs great on my iPhone 4S and iPad 4. My only request would be for iCloud syncing between devices.
Excellent game but glitchy
trishbart
Super fun to play but there are A LOT of glitches. Items screen gets stuck and game occasionally crashes.
Lacks variety
Math dude 3.14159
So here is the basic pattern after 30 minutes of gameplay - a quest appears, you fight much stronger enemies and die, buy potions and try again, repeat. The fighting(?) consists of sliding your finger across icons of various types...every single time. Talk about monotonous! Doesn't that sound like fun?! I don't understand the high reviews.
Interesting but eventually boring
ubrgeek
I really like match games with an interesting premise. Super Glyph Quest matches that description, at least at first. The semi-sandbox environment is neat, the RPG-like concept fun, but after a few hours, it gets quite boring. Follow the story, encounter four or five enemies in an encounter, select from a lot of the same glyphs (at least for the first nine levels. Kind of gave up after that), rinse and repeat. Like I said, enjoyable at first but really repetitive.