The Swords App Reviews

Swipe controls were counterintuitive and hard to relate to the actual experience of swordplay. I deleted it quickly.

Ride in to the mountains is one of the best apps out there and this is a game of equal quality. These guys just know how to make games that are cool and fun to play. Cheers

This game was a nice experience, but I finished it in less than an hour. There is very little replay value, and I feel like I wasted $3. There are a lot of better games than this for the same price. If this game were longer and had a larger variety of tasks to complete, perhaps it would be worth the money.

This game nails all aspects of a good mobile game, simple yet enticing concept that keeps evolving along with the story, and the music is so well made and makes the experience so epic.

Attention to detail is great, but just swiping frantically u till I win is not interesting enough for me. I never felt "good" at this game, even though I finished it.

I really do like this game! I do wish it was longer though. I can beat it at the novice difficulty in under ten minutes. So?? There you go... Any other setting if just too frustrating, mostly because you must keep starting from the beginning of the round!! Well worth .99 dollars but THATS IT!!! I do hope that they will lengthen the game with more options in the future. Ive played it twice and dont see me playing it again until they do.

When I got this game I expected it to be like it actually is. However, the game is way to short, and you are just expected to play it over and over again. When you get to the realm of no sword it is not clear what you are supposed to do on some levels, and it makes some levels extremely hard to beat. If this game were free it would have better reviews, but its definitely not worth 3 dollars.

Gameplay is a little like Fruit Ninja, but grown-up. Beautiful, insightful, epic. Quite short though. If an amazing 1-2 hour game is worth $3 to you, grab it!

Not worth the 3 dollars imo, probably better to wait until its the free app of the week

I really had no idea what to expect as I began this game. Gently, as one might begin a study of Qigong, or Tai Chi, you are led into understanding by the teachings of a great master. You can play this game at the surface level of an arcade, but if one breathes deeply and enters the spirit of the study, one is rewarded by an extraordinary experience. The heartbeat of an entire culture is woven into the experience of this journey. Like the study of a Chinese Martial Art, there is no frustration in an inability to complete a scenario. Rather there is the patient search for the right timing and the correct technique, and there is the reward of discovery, until one is challenged by the next level. I will be sad to complete all the scenarios, but I know that I will simply start the journey again and again, searching each time for a deeper understanding and more confident solutions. The graphics are both simple and flawless, and the sounds are a perfect accompaniment to the actions. This is an application to be savored, not simply played.