The past days censurable Apple for refusing to accept in the AppStore the new RPG for iPhone, Ravensword. At that time, Apple blamed some APIs used by Chillingo, the company behind Ravensword, APIs that apparently stored data about users' phone numbers in Chillingo's servers.
From the first impressions of those who bought it, it seems that the game is sensational, the graphics and details are far beyond what has been used so far in the creation of iPhone games. The control seems to be quite accurate and easy to use, an interesting feature of the game is the possibility of tweaking the settings according to the phone in order to get a game as fluid as possible, without interruptions or jerks. The game is quite similar to Oblivion, it has a multitude of NPCs that you can interact with and the item number is large enough to keep your phone charged.
If you like games like this, then starting yesterday you can find Ravensword in the iTunes Store, here at the price of $6.99, for the USA. In the Romanian AppStore, the application costs 5.49 euros and you can find it here.
[…] but not the last one, the game from Chillingo, Ravensword, which I talked about here and here, is a classic RPG that puts you in the position of a character who fights all kinds of creatures and [...]