I love the fun little maps and skills and troops, the overall game is one of the best I have played on a computer. If thedy would add multiplayer, it would definitely make it even better and might be my favourite game overall. But I still love this, minimalistc game, and how fun it is.

A very entertaining game, deceptively simple on the surface, but with lot's of subtle elements that become increasinly important as you push the difficultly level up. Lot's of nice graphical details, too. Well done!

My iPad and iPhone are in sync. Really disapointed this isn't. Also super choppy.

But still challenging enough to keep your attention. Nice for the casual player. Get in, fight one battle, then back to work!

every time i get in it keeps blinking like this normal then white and i hate it.

I really enjoy playing this game but, the bugs make nearly unplayable(i know thats redundant) whenever i try to play a level the frame rate drops significantly and the screen flashes white, almost giving me a seizure. I then have to quit out of the gaem and reopen it and pray that it doesn't happen this time. There are also massive drops in frame rate through out the game that seriously slows down the flow of this game. cant say i recomend buying this gaem for 15 dollars. very disappointing≥

I really enjoy playing this game on my iPad Mini 4, and so I thought I would buy it for my MBP (Early 2015). According to the entry here on the App Store, it should run. And it does... But the last time I played for just a few minutes, the CPU temp went up to 81C and the fan went wild. The game play was slow and the graphics suffered from the resource requirements. I like this game, but I probably won't be playing it on my MBP (2015). Maybe in a year or so when I get a newer laptop, I will look at it again. Oh, and for the gent who thought we should all know about how to do "left button" "right button" on a track pad, Ctrl-click will also work. Not sure why, though, on the initial run, Bad North asked for permission to intercept key strokes from other applications. Bottomline: If you have older hardware, even if the App Store says it will run on your equipment, save the money you'd spend on this game towards a new laptop/computer. In the long run, it's overall the better decision.

What a great little game. I can play in short bursts, as a single island only takes a few minutes. And yet it's challenging to craft your strategy based on the ever-changing terrain of the islands. I've encountered no bugs, running on a macbook pro.

Must be something in the MacOS build--but once I'm playing the game, there doesn't seem to be a way to open a control panel to actually quit the game. Hmmm. Only way out is to totally reboot my Macbook Air (OS is totally up-to-date). Pain!

I love the game itself, it is a fun, whimesial and challanging game that involves combat but is aimed more at your ability to plan both strategically and tactically. BUT. Every stinking time you move to a new isalnd in the game it induced a bug that caused seizure inducing level flickering that would not stop until you quit the game entirely and restrated. Playing on a year old iMac which is beyond the specs required for the game. C'mon you guys it can't be that hard to test for robustness. That seems like a minimal task before launch. If they fix the bugs I'd be five stars for this game.