iAdventure

LaPlante Studios

About this game

Gritty themes, playful humor, philosophy, and colorful writing adorn this text-based RPG in the comfort of your pocket. You choose which pocket, you choose your adventure! Best of all, it's free!

You find yourself reading an app description, strange, the voice in your head hurries and words become real. What would you like to do today? What distant lands beckon you, where does your mind wander when allowed to roam free? Does your imaginary world look much different from the real one? I suppose only time will tell as you take a step out on the ethereal plane, your toes tingling from its imaginable static, fluid, sharp, cold and everything. Prepare yourself. Or don't. Your choice.

Ratings and reviews

*Spoilers* I really enjoyed the prison portion of this game. I only wish I had a bit more freewill in the sense that I wanted to go back to the prison after I left, mainly to try and free others so I might be able to either rule that prison or have a party going out into the wilderness. I was also annoyed that i couldn't take the meat from the bear or the bird, I had the time. Skinning the bear would have been a cool option too for when the the next part comes out I'm sure i could sell it to someone. I'm not really sure how the energy system works, weather it be food or fire that gives me energy I'm not really sure. Overall though I can't wait for new updates I'm probably going to play the beginning again anyways.

The first adventure is very fun and challenging while not being hard to follow. The characters are intriguing and so is the world. I look forward to playing more in the future. I would have liked to be able to use the bear and bird my character killed for meat. It was very frustrating for my hungry character to just leave these sources of meat behind! It might also bbe nice to have an option to move more slowly in order to scavenge food or kindling as you walk. Very fun to play.

Very nicely done. Plenty of chances to develop the story with adventure and love and such. I'd like to see where things can go. Particularly with whatever blend of myths you see fit. Also, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't curious about character developmental varieties and how the player could effect things

What’s new

Meeting Android requirements