Superbrothers: Sword&Sworcery App Reviews

At first, I was thinking that I wasted my money. Now that I have almost finished this game, I absolutely love it. I read other reviews and they seem to be negative, so I guess it depends on what you like from a game. I never wouldve thought I liked this game but I do very much. It may be "long" and "waiting on stuff" but its not. You can get everything done in a few hours probably. Its not very long if you actually put thought into the game and figure out what youre supposed to do and how. It does take a bit of thinking so if you like to mindlessly play your games, this one isnt for you. I would def recommend this game for 99 cents.

The people rating this game badly have never played a good game before lol. Sure it is pixelated and long as hell; hell I havent even beat the game yet. But the concept is pretty good and the soundtrack i believe it to be awesome! Well i did get this game free... Maybe people expect more for paying $5

Deleted the game before finishing it; it was too repetitive and at times confusing, even with the walkthrough

Annoying and pretentious. Also the fight mechanics are imbecilic.

I enjoyed this game a lot and played it all the way to the end wishing there was more. I will say that this game is for people with a lot of patience. Please playing with the music because the music is beautiful and you probably cant beat it without the music.

To me, This game is not as fascinating as people claim, but really offers a wonderful and unique world. I did get impatient walking back and forth so many times in the same landscape, and the lack of a clear game play system can be annoying sometimes.

I cant zoom out enough in the big tree scene(side b) to activate the trees and call the sprite. Please fix this, or else completing the game is impossible.

I finished this game I think in 2013 and still have it on my iPad. I have never found anything to rival it. It is beautiful, haunting, incredibly well-thought out. You will have to use your intellect and imagination and try everything to proceed in this game. And it will be well, well worth it.

An amazing experience. Must-play.

Sword & Sworcery is overall a good game. It offers a fun, unique adventure that most gamers might find appealing, and although it seemed odd at times, I am mostly satisfied with this game. - Story - The setting of this game is a hilly, forestry region during (what seems to be) older times. Your first objective is to find the "Megatome," but once you claim it, you unleash an evil that drives you away. Ill have to restart the game to further understand it, but it becomes your next objective to reassemble the "Trigon Trifecta," which is a source of heavenly power that (from what I got) could be used to destroy the evil you unleashed when you claimed the "Megatome." To reassemble the "Trigon Trifecta," you will have to release Sylvian* Sprites using the Song of Sworcery. Once youve released enough Sprites, a miracle will occur. The miracle will be a boss fight of sorts that will result in the obtention of one of the three parts of the Trifecta. Overall, I, myself, think that the story is very unique and imaginative, and it offers neat adventure; therefore, I am very satisfied with it. - Problems with the Story - Ive noticed many similarities to the storyline of some Zelda games Ive played in this game. The objective of Zelda: The Windwaker, like Sword and Sworcery, is to reassemble a triangular figure that holds a somewhat heavenly power. This games story isnt fully unique, but that is the only unsatisfactory factor I found with it. - Gameplay - Playing the game is relatively simple. - To move, you tap and hold an area other than your character, or you can also quickly double-tap an area to make your character move toward it. - To fight, you turn your device vertically from landscape mode. - To open the "Megatome," which holds thoughts collected from other characters in the game that might be useful at times, pull down your drop-down inventory, select the tome, and turn your device to a vertical position. - To sing the "Song of Sworcery," tap and hold your character until a big bubble forums around your character and shakes the screen. - Problems with Gameplay - The only problem Ive had with gameplay is when using the Song of Sworcery, it can be difficult to select the areas that you want to select on the screen. For example, at the five waterfalls, I had no trouble selecting the first point, but even though the piano sound played on the second point youre supposed to select, it wouldnt let me select it and made me start over again. Basically, there are problems with the Song of Sworcery when it involves selecting areas that have a corresponding piano note sound. - Extra Notes and TL;DR - - Neat graphics - Fun, adventure-type story - Satisfactory gameplay - I wouldnt say that the game is worth the $4.99 because of how short it is. Im nobody to price another persons application, but I would say it would be more worth $2.99-$3.99.

Game is visually stunning and soothing to play through. Unfortunately that play-through was exceptionally quick with few surprises and no demanding problem solving or skill based activities. Not nearly worth $4.99.

I would recommend this to any of my friends. The scenes are exhilarating, the puzzles are fun, the fighting gets monotonous but is still freakin awesome.

I loved it. Probably one of the best games on App Store. Wonderful story, music and art. A 10/10 game. Worth the money too.

This game looked great but its acctually just a pointless game where you walk back and forth doing nothing hoping for something exiting to happen. Very disapointed.

No game has come close to this one on IOS. Dark Souls is my favorite game. Ive never felt so immersed in a game such as this one. God bless everyone who had a part in it. Well done!

Starts off really well, but does get a little, well, casual over time.

My friend suggested this game to me, Im very disappointed in that friend. Like great audio is supposed to make up for bad presentation and Im still not sure whats going on or how to play other than TAP TAP TAP. Im sick of TAP games. This game is usually $5, I only paid $1 and I feel ripped off.

Dont listen to any review under 5 stars. These people are clueless. Id put it up on a pedestal between Super Mario World and Zelda.

Ive had this on my iPad for a while and every time I open it up Im so excited to play through it. Art, music, animation - all wonderful.

I rarely review things, and I’ve never once reviewed a game, but this game is brilliant; I’m surprised at how much I love it…I find myself halting gameplay so that I can savor it, draw it out as long as possible. Nostalgia is a word that gets thrown around a lot describing this game, and while there is some truth to it having a certain degree of nostalgia its also a new experience, the only thing I’ve ever played that really did a similar thing is Ico and Shadow of the Colossus. If you love those experiences this is perfect for you.