Cité Mémoire Hack 5.0.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Montréal en Histoires
Category: Travel
Price: Free
Version: 5.0.0
ID: com.SpaceAndDream.MontrealEnHistoires
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Description
Cité Mémoire is a poetic creation inspired by the history of Montreal. It will lead you to fascinating encounters with both unknown and famous characters who bring to life the richness and complexity of Montreal through time.
Roam the streets of Montreal with this application to immerse yourself in the city’s history, with over 60 unique items to discover (points of interest and augmented reality segments).
At night, enjoy Cité Mémoire’s twenty different projected tableaux created by Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard.
Before your visit, download this application and its content (entirely or one circuit at a time).
• Have your headphones handy and a fully-charged device (mobile phone or tablet) for the best experience
• Techno-historic tours for daytime or nighttime, depending on your availability
• Soundtrack for Cité Mémoire installations and historical content associated with each one
• Free Wi-Fi zone
• Choice of four languages (installed in the language of your device): French, English, Spanish, and Mandarin
• Detailed geolocalized map
• Signage in the city to help you get your bearings
Featured circuits:
• Cité Mémoire: Visuals, words and music combine in more than 20 tableaux projected onto façades across the city. Every night at dusk! Created by Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon, in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard.
• Cité Mémoire Charlevoix : More than 70 new digital contents to discover the history, the characters and the events which shaped the region.
• 5+ thematic circuits: Unique digital journeys that take you through the periods, events, figures, buildings and sites that helped shape Montréal’s history.
Download the app and its content on your smart phone or tablet to add a little something to your next walk:
1. Use our detailed geolocated map to explore random spots or follow a themed circuit
2. Content available in French, English, Spanish and Mandarin
Roam the streets of Montreal with this application to immerse yourself in the city’s history, with over 60 unique items to discover (points of interest and augmented reality segments).
At night, enjoy Cité Mémoire’s twenty different projected tableaux created by Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard.
Before your visit, download this application and its content (entirely or one circuit at a time).
• Have your headphones handy and a fully-charged device (mobile phone or tablet) for the best experience
• Techno-historic tours for daytime or nighttime, depending on your availability
• Soundtrack for Cité Mémoire installations and historical content associated with each one
• Free Wi-Fi zone
• Choice of four languages (installed in the language of your device): French, English, Spanish, and Mandarin
• Detailed geolocalized map
• Signage in the city to help you get your bearings
Featured circuits:
• Cité Mémoire: Visuals, words and music combine in more than 20 tableaux projected onto façades across the city. Every night at dusk! Created by Michel Lemieux and Victor Pilon, in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard.
• Cité Mémoire Charlevoix : More than 70 new digital contents to discover the history, the characters and the events which shaped the region.
• 5+ thematic circuits: Unique digital journeys that take you through the periods, events, figures, buildings and sites that helped shape Montréal’s history.
Download the app and its content on your smart phone or tablet to add a little something to your next walk:
1. Use our detailed geolocated map to explore random spots or follow a themed circuit
2. Content available in French, English, Spanish and Mandarin
Version history
5.0.0
2023-06-21
The Cité Mémoire app now features the Cité Mémoire Charlevoix circuit.
More than 70 new digital contents to discover the history, the characters and the events which shaped the region. The application allows you to hear the soundtracks of the five outdoor video projections in LaMalbaie. In addition, podcasts, archival slideshows and video animations accompany the visitor, from Baie St-Paul to Baie Ste-Catherine.
More than 70 new digital contents to discover the history, the characters and the events which shaped the region. The application allows you to hear the soundtracks of the five outdoor video projections in LaMalbaie. In addition, podcasts, archival slideshows and video animations accompany the visitor, from Baie St-Paul to Baie Ste-Catherine.
4.2.1
2021-12-01
Minor fix for occasionally losing GPS location
4.2
2021-11-23
New Sainte-Catherine circuit is now available !
4.0
2021-09-29
IOS 15 compatibility update
3.3.1
2020-10-15
IOS 14 bug fixes
3.2
2020-09-18
Minor bug fixes
3.1
2020-08-29
All-new circuits: Parks of Montreal
3.0
2020-08-13
Montréal en Histoires offers a whole new navigation interface, new functions and new content to discover Montréal.
2.4.3
2020-02-28
Correction in memory management.
2.4.0
2019-10-08
Addition of new points of interest for Pointe-aux-Trembles area:
- The Village of Pointe-aux-Trembles
- Urgel-Charbonneau House
- The Shores of Montreal
Improved 2D zoom to allow more distance.
Adding and correcting street names.
Automatic start of an array during playback.
Automatic startup of a Memory City during playback.
- The Village of Pointe-aux-Trembles
- Urgel-Charbonneau House
- The Shores of Montreal
Improved 2D zoom to allow more distance.
Adding and correcting street names.
Automatic start of an array during playback.
Automatic startup of a Memory City during playback.
2.3.4
2019-07-17
Fixed problem with video that does not play in some point of interest sections.
2.3.3
2019-07-09
Fixed download problem with Cité Mémoire content.
2.3.2
2019-06-27
Fixed problem requiring access to the internet after each reboot of the application.
2.3.1
2019-06-19
We applied several fixes to the application.
Update technologies used by the application.
Add the new augmented reality "Windsor".
Update technologies used by the application.
Add the new augmented reality "Windsor".
2.2.1
2018-09-13
- New content in the Downtown and Bridges sectors.
- Minor adjustments.
- Minor adjustments.
2.2.0
2018-06-13
Some corrections.
2.1.2
2017-10-16
- New sector
- Visual improvements to the map
- Some fixes
- Visual improvements to the map
- Some fixes
2.1.1
2017-09-19
Some fixes.
2.1.0
2017-09-15
Add the Lachine sector.
2.0.8
2017-09-06
- Added Extras menu
- Updated text display in points of interest
- Updated text display in points of interest
2.0.7
2017-07-31
Enhanced user experience
2.0.6
2017-07-10
Enhanced user experience
2.0.5
2017-06-14
Enhance user experience
2.0.4
2017-05-31
Enhance user experience
2.0.3
2017-05-29
Enhance user experience
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Ratings
4.2 out of 5
25 Ratings
Reviews
SusiElizabeth,
Montreal comes alive at night
Even in -8 weather, we were transported at each stop. Amazing technology!
Lemonyfreshk,
Brilliant idea, needs work
We were super excited about to do this and it’s a really fun idea! However, I can’t get the sound to work at all and it’s hard to tell what’s going on without it. It’s also challenging to navigate since it doesn’t give you directions or the address of the next spot.
Pickyiphoneowner,
Incredible city app-- especially at night
You MUST at least do one of the 30 minute night circuits if you're in town. The projections on the walls of buildings look fantastic.
Do this with an iPad if you can. The extra large screen improves the experience, and you'll need the battery life.
Daytime circuit is less visually amazing but still a fun way to spend an afternoon learning about Montreal.
A few minor ways this app could be improved:
1) Say which direction to face. We did the first stop of the northern (red) 30 minute day circuit facing the wrong direction, so the picture wasn't as cool.
2) Make the starting address easy to copy & paste into a maps application to get directions to the starting place.
3) The app isn't stable in the background, so if you stop for a coffee you have to reload and click though to get back to where you left off.
Do this with an iPad if you can. The extra large screen improves the experience, and you'll need the battery life.
Daytime circuit is less visually amazing but still a fun way to spend an afternoon learning about Montreal.
A few minor ways this app could be improved:
1) Say which direction to face. We did the first stop of the northern (red) 30 minute day circuit facing the wrong direction, so the picture wasn't as cool.
2) Make the starting address easy to copy & paste into a maps application to get directions to the starting place.
3) The app isn't stable in the background, so if you stop for a coffee you have to reload and click though to get back to where you left off.
RoadTrip2012,
Good Idea Bad Execution
This app is pretty difficult to use. The location points are not very accurate and the map doesn’t move well with the haptics on my iPhone. No zoom in or out. The reference point for where I’m standing is incorrect. Downloading the content takes time if I just see the projections while walking around and want to check it out. Not usable on its own. I keep having to go back and forth in a decent navigation app. Audio doesn’t play. Tapping on the (?) leads to just caption options, not actual help suggestions. The idea of a walking tour app is great, and the curated content is interesting, but the navigation needs a lot of work.
bon anniversaire,
Way too much work
Love the idea but the app needs work. Isnt there someone in this tech savvy town willing to make it work for the normal tourist?
srohde,
Over thought, poorly rendered
This is a hot mess. It's slow, confusing, and nags you with warnings and confirmation pop ups every time you touch the screen. I can just hear the inane and unending discussions of the self-absorbed development team who worked on it. They thought they were delivering a polished gem but it's obvious that they put zero effort into real-world usability.
dontpaytheferryman,
Terrible App
You would think with all of the technology talent in Montreal they would have found someone who could develop a useable app.
LoliFigue,
Good idea, poor implementation
I really liked the idea but, unfortunately, usability is so bad I gave up completely after a few attempts.
