Mothership Companion User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience88.9% of reviews
Neutral3.7% of reviews
Negative experience7.4% of reviews

~ Based on 54 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Mothership Companion Safe?

Mothership Companion appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Mothership Companion is 90/100.

This assessment is based on 97 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

92.8% of ratings point to a safe experience
3.1% of ratings suggest some concerns
4.1% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 97 App Store ratings for Mothership Companion.

Is Mothership Companion Legit?

Mothership Companion appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Mothership Companion is 80/100.

Based on 80 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

VTT is disappointing

I bought the fifteen dollar VTT after watching the video that suggested first party maps would be included. They aren’t. The process to get them is to go ask one guy on the discord for individual codes. It’s beyond dumb.

Access to purchased modules, maps, creatures, or NPC’s?

The app is awesome and I really do appreciate what Tuesday Knight Games is doing making the mobile app a easy to use resource for both wardens and players. However, since the desk top web version is out and I’m planning on getting some of the official modules like dead planet, pound of flesh, etc.

Will I have to pay again or take the time rebuilding maps for my players both in person and online? Or is there a way to port maps into the app for my players to see on screen??? Once again hope to hear back from the Mothership team soon and thank you for creating an RPG system that is fun, easy for all who play to learn, and terrifying to try surviving in.
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In app purchases DO NOT WORK!

Emailed support. No reply. Tried creating an account (that I didn’t really want) but still no in app purchases. Restarted the app multiple times.

The Bar by Which All Other TTRPG Apps Should be Measured

This app is well made and genius in its implementation. It's simple but fully-featured as a character manager alone, but the addition of a ship manager, a dice roller, a map creator, and a VTT really set it above the rest. All features work well on desktop and mobile devices, and the controls are intuitive and easy to use, both for play and for mapmaking. The addition of more polyhedral dice to support rules that third party content introduce (d6 for example) would be a boon.
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Great app, nonsense aside

The app is great. But I’m not keeping it, nor giving the RPG a chance. If it’s mandatory to put pronouns in my character and have it in front of my face, then I’m not really here for it.
Literally less than 1% of the population actually cares about pronouns.

Not great if you need accessibility

I really love the game Mothership but this app is kind of terrible for me as a mostly blind player. The elements are out of order, many buttons aren't labelled, the color scheme is actually painful to try and look at, and they want money for the basic accessibility feature of dark mode. I had considered paying but not when something as user necessary as dark mode is being shut behind a paywall. Deleting this and hoping I can find an accessible app to play the game with.
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Total Home Run

I’m a skeptic when it comes to apps-for-tabletop games. So many seem like the result of a checkbox labeled “app for game?” on some marketer’s to-do list. So it is with both great relief & true appreciation that I can report the Mothership Companion app is an absolute home run. It gets everything right. It’s truly useful for play but somehow manages to maintain the tabletop aesthetic. It feels at home either in remote play or at a table cluttered with pencils, paper, and dice. The tiered/component pricing feels like an excellent way to handle offering a free version with value-added extras. Development is continuous and significant. You can export characters and print them! There is a VTT! Stop reading, get the app, and play!
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A Home Run

Listen: I’m a huge skeptic when it comes to apps-for-tabletop games. So many seem like the result of a checkbox labeled “app for game?” on some marketer’s to-do list. So it is with both great relief and true appreciation that I am happy to report that the Mothership Companion app is an absolute home run. It gets everything right. It’s truly useful for play but somehow manages to maintain the tabletop aesthetic. It feels at home either in remote play or at a table cluttered with pencils, paper, and dice. The tiered/component pricing feels like an excellent way to handle offering a free version with value-added extras. Development is continuous and significant. You can export characters and print them! There is a VTT! Stop reading, get the app, and play!
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Outstanding.

Elegant, super functional, and regularly gets big, meaty updates. Gives you everything you need to play in the free version. The (paid) map editor and vtt is robust and streamlined. Haven't run a game with it yet, but setting up and joining sessions is SO EASY. Absolutely nailed the aesthetic.

Truly great

This app rules, and each feature added only makes it better. The developer is super engaged with the users and gives their thoughts/intent behind each feature as well as taking feedback. The recent updates have taken it from a handy tool for managing all your characters and ships to a full blown vtt with map maker. My group is all remote and usually do voice/video only but this was a perfect addition as we didn’t have to set anything extra up.
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Great stuff

Lotta great stuff here! Helps you do the math for character building, has dope portraits to help visualize people, and takes out lots of the legwork for shopping. Honestly, the shopping math alone is one of the most difficult things of ttrpg’s, so I’m stoked this app helps us out with that :)

It’s everything but the book!

After the latest update, the iPad layout uses screen space to the fullest. Having one app that runs a character sheet, all your dice rolls, and a VTT is wildly accommodating. It works great sitting in the same room or remotely, and best of all, the players get to experience it for free in game sessions. All upgrades are worth every penny for a warden. Devs are very engaged and it shows.
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A Warden’s Dream

This latest update turns an already useful app into something more than I could have hoped for. As a Warden this is now the only tool I’ll need to run this game. Well-designed and easy to use for the whole table.

Excellent companion app

This is such a great little companion app for the Morhership TTRPG. Absolutely worth the few bucks for the pro versions and upgrades. The new VTT tools are great.

Must have

Makes running a breeze and lowers the barrier for players. With the new update, it makes it even more a one stop shop for Wardens and Players alike!

Great resource for Mothership players and Wardens

Simple and effective app great for players to quickly get up and running. The new VTT tools are awesome and the developer is quick and responsive feedback and issues.

Impressive companion to the game.

Feature full; ongoing, community-active development; on-brand visually/thematically.

Excellent free resource for people just dipping their toes in the system.

Well worth the price for upgrades for anyone that is going to play Mothership regularly.

First class solution

Great solution for a digital tool for a rules light game like Mothership! The VTT is innovative and flexible, character creation and management just makes sense, and overall is a great companion to the physical game.

My Players LOVED This

Made onboarding D&D heads super easy. Gold standard for the indie ROG industry.

$4 to use an accessibility feature?

Got this app to make a character- it works great! I like it! It’s very smooth, very easy to follow, but… seriously? Locking Dark Mode behind a four dollar paywall? I’m visually impaired and use Dark Mode on apps and websites to keep from excessive eye strain, and seeing that a very common accessibility feature is locked behind that really rubs me the wrong way. I’d like to use the app, and $4 isn’t a lot in the long run, but jeeze. I shouldn’t have to pay for basic accessibility features.
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