Honestly a fantastic app. Glad it’s free
I always have to redownload it when rewatching the series. I like it a lot.
Thorough and accurate
Great app even years after the show is over. I’m reading through the books right now and the character and location histories are invaluable and just heighten the books.
I luv it
Great app. It’s perfect.
Really helpful but a couple issues
In dark mode, some of the names are not legible because of the color used when your screen’s brightness is turned down. Like, blue on black is hard to read. I sometimes use light mode and just use Smart Invert so that I can read the names in the transcripts. Please use light colors like light blue in dark mode. Also, in Settings, when dark mode is enabled, the setting “Snow/Dust/Clouds” becomes black text on a black background and thus you can’t see it.
Lastly, the transition animations on the map are too fast and zoom in too far. I can’t tell what’s happening when it moves from area to area.
Ok one more thing. Some of the icons spoil the future appearance of the characters. Like in the recaps of Season 1, the icons of Bran show him as a much older guy. This should be fixed.
Update: please add name pronunciation audio or text (Catelyn = CAT-lynn) to the Biography pages!
Lastly, the transition animations on the map are too fast and zoom in too far. I can’t tell what’s happening when it moves from area to area.
Ok one more thing. Some of the icons spoil the future appearance of the characters. Like in the recaps of Season 1, the icons of Bran show him as a much older guy. This should be fixed.
Update: please add name pronunciation audio or text (Catelyn = CAT-lynn) to the Biography pages!
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Fantastic map for GoT fans
I’ve never written a review before and most likely never will again. However this app is so wonderfully done with such great care - that it demands to have its praises sung. I’d pay a monthly subscription fee to have access to it if need be. It’s an inspired piece of work and the ideal tribute/companion to the original drawn maps themselves.
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