Calamus Hack 2.64.402 + Redeem Codes

I basically just downloaded this to make maps, and so far I really like it a lot. I love the art style used for everything and after playing around with it to make a basic map, it’s easy to use after you get the hang of the weird menu layout.

Now on the the issues I have with it. While there is an okay selection of things to chose from, as I was able to create a tavern with what was on hand. It still felt rather limiting with what was offered. I would like to see a bit more verity with this. I want to be able to make underdark maps and there is a bit to be able to make them like lava, crystals, and chasms.... but no fungi? That is a main staple of the underdark. So that really bummed me out as it’s more work on my part to incorporate them into the maps I’ve spent a lot of time trying to make.

The biggest gripe I have with this is, how do you download saved maps? There’s no way to save them to a device of any type. I want to be able to save my maps with out having to screenshot them and have to edit them just to get a whole map. Unless that is something you get with the subscription. I don’t know as I just downloaded it.

I’d be willing to pay for a subscription, only if there was much more of a verity of items to chose form and you could save your maps to a device.

I downloaded it for the free trial. This is a virtual tabletop to play D&D type games online with friends. What this brings to the table is it is cross platform, working with PC and mobile. There aren’t much in the way of mobile VTTs out there. I already use Roll20 and Tabletop Simulator for free and for a one time cost, so to me it’s not worth paying a monthly subscription for this. Thus, I didn’t much check out those features.

What I did enjoy was the map making portion, where you can make battle maps or dungeons and then export them for use in other VTTs. They have a nice palette of icons to make maps and tokens with. I did notice if I made medium or large size maps there was a significant slowdown on my iPad Pro. But for a set piece battlemap or breaking a dungeon into chunks of smaller areas (20x20 squares or so) it worked perfectly.

Not worth the subscription in my opinion, but I would pay a one time cost if they made a program that was just the map maker.

I downloaded this app yesterday and played around with it, I need a way to make maps for my d&d campaign's with friends so I downloaded this app to hopefully make it easier. I will say it's a lot easier than some websites I have visited (probably because I am on mobile) but my problem with it is that every couple of second this app makes me re-type my password, sometimes I can't even place a couple tiles because right after I typed my password it asked me to again, I checked the reviews to see if this was a problem for other people and sure enough it was. The developers reached out to them and told them they would fix the problem but that was 3 year's ago, it's not quirky and unique to give us a runes password if you make us typenit in every 2 second's, I mean it seems like the whole point of the game isn't the maps it's just your password. If you like sliding your finger across the screen a lot of times in a minutes this is the app for you.

The art is nice, and the concept is great, but the app contains bugs. After a few minutes of placing tiles, the program would seem to freeze; closing and reopening the app shows that it had continued placing tiles without showing me. Since the map is saved with every tile you place, there’s not much worry about losing loads of progress all at once, but it’s pretty inconvenient. The selection is decent, but I wouldn’t pay money for it after the 7-day trial ends. My recommendation is Dungeon Painter Studio on Steam if you’re not bound to an Apple device. It functions in the same way as this program, but has way more tools and choices. Plus, it’s not subscription-based.

I really wanted to like this but it just doesn’t work. It doesn’t seem like you can pinch and pull to look at the map from different zoom perspectives. The erase button is in a completely different menu area. I keep trying to go to the settings (gear) icon but instead it takes me to a subscription ad that I can’t navigate away from.

Theres a forced password system for some reason. Who needs to hide their dnd maps that much?! You’re locked out if dial away from the app for “too long”. I think the design would work on PC where there is a larger viewing area, but it just doesn’t work at all for iphone because it’s not designed with the user in mind + how people use their phones.

Cute interface and you could tell a storyteller made it, but it needs to put effectiveness over artistry. Put all the gear and runes stuff into another app and simply just make this one work.

I think there is a lot to love here. The graphics are quite nice. I haven’t tried to join a game yet, but...

My main perceived drawback is figuring out how to use the app in the first place. I’m in the free week trial, and I’m making my way through a very slow learning curve. Admittedly, I’m not very tech savvy, but is there a simple tutorial? Can maps be exported as pdf’s? Printed?

I feel like this app could be a DM’s dream come true if I could just learn how to use the features.

If you play every weekend, at the least, without fail — then a subscription might make sense. If you’re an adult with things like a job and family, then the crazy-chaotic mess that is today’s world means you’d pay every month for something you won’t use. That makes it a waste of money for the majority of its market, and eliminates the app as a viable candidate, altogether.

A one time price is a must for this kind of app. Granted, decent map makers are rare. Even more so, anything like a usable VTT, especially on mobile. But just because you’re the only store in town, it doesn’t mean you get a blank check. People just go to the next town.

I’m not trying to mean or anything. Just the truth. I found this app pretty much unusable for me. The text is incredibly small. The menu screen swipe function just doesn’t work well, so I was trapped on the first part I went to. But the biggest turn off for me for me was the rune password thing, I didn’t know what it wanted me to do so when I touched the screen trying to figure it out I picked some random tunes and have no clue what my passcode is now. I really think this could be something good, I will gladly give it another try and re-rate it if these things are worked out.

I found this app and it was just what i was looking for. Unfortunately none of my players have been able to use the app and when i tried as well it won’t work. When creating a new account after entering a password it seems to load endlessly.

I had a bug and they were able to repair it and give me a new download in less than three hours. Great art for map making. Great customer service!