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Welcome Updates, Musical Glitch
While the app still looks odd scaled to a iPhone 12 ProbMax, the subtle changes in the latest update are very welcome to this frequent solo detective. I’ve played a of games & it’s been much less frustrating not having to try to outwit the app to avoid duplicate clues. My only qualm is the added music: in-app it’s great, perfectly sets the mood, *but* if I exit the app the music keeps playing, even if I lock the iPhone. So far the only solutions I’ve found are either disabling the music (which many players are likely to do regardless) or opening the app switcher to force close AG to make the background music stop.Show lessS. Gresham
Ugly, but does its job
tldr: Love the game, tolerate the iOS app
I love “Awkward Guests”. I use the app a lot since I primarily play the solo mode, but on my phone (iPhone 12 Pro Max) the graphics are all stretched to fill the screen, rendering everything squat & finicky to interact with. The app looks excellent on any iPad I’ve used it on, and also renders nicely on a friend’s Android phone with a just-larger screen than mine. Speaking of the Android version: why can’t your iOS players have handy, easy drop-down menus? Scrolling to select inquiries/solutions is an absolute pain, especially on an iPhone where the graphics have already been mangled & squashed to fit the screen. For such a top-notch game as AG, the app feels very indifferent to its own existence — despite being the primary means for your players to extract the most value (replay-ability) out of their purchase.Show lessScenarios missing from app
All the scenarios present in the art booklet are missing in the app. Only the scenarios present in the instruction booklet are in the app which is very disappointing. Would have been easy for the developers to include both.Peach5678