Ending Hack 0.4 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Aaron Steed
Category: Games
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 0.4
ID: com.robotacid.Ending
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Description
Ending is a single player turn based puzzle game about movement and death. Best played on iPhone 4 or newer.
Recommended for people who like board games, chess and roguelikes.
Recommended for people who like board games, chess and roguelikes.
Version history
0.4
2015-08-13
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
Fixed resolution bug.
Fixed resolution bug.
0.3
2015-07-30
Fixed orientation bug. Added new intro-level and 4 new final levels.
0.2.6
2015-04-10
Re-routed rendering to support high resolution devices (should improve performance for all devices).
Auto orient enabled. No longer quits on suspend.
Auto orient enabled. No longer quits on suspend.
0.2.4
2013-07-29
Save data moved to documents - solves crashing on iPhone5.
Mute button now observed.
Score displayed in menu in gauntlet mode.
Severe gameplay bug with generators solved. Some levels have been changed because of this.
Various UI bugs fixed and refactored engine.
Mute button now observed.
Score displayed in menu in gauntlet mode.
Severe gameplay bug with generators solved. Some levels have been changed because of this.
Various UI bugs fixed and refactored engine.
0.2.3
2013-06-05
Essential gameplay alterations:
The player's killer is now identifiable as they remain overlapping where the player was destroyed.
Duration of transition between death and restarting the level greatly reduced.
The player's killer is now identifiable as they remain overlapping where the player was destroyed.
Duration of transition between death and restarting the level greatly reduced.
0.2.2
2013-05-19
Ways to hack Ending
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
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Ratings
4.6 out of 5
14 Ratings
Reviews
lostproductivity,
Sweet, sweet doom.
Smooth interface, delightfully strange. Tell more in the description about gameplay and more people should buy.
This game features a difficulty that ramps up very steadily. There is a bleak procedural beauty to it all that manifests in more crowded rooms and exotic objects. When you take a step back and look at a tremendously convoluted screen, and think how deep in you are, it gives momentary chills.
Definitely my favorite abstract game, and so happy this is still compatible 5 years later.
This game features a difficulty that ramps up very steadily. There is a bleak procedural beauty to it all that manifests in more crowded rooms and exotic objects. When you take a step back and look at a tremendously convoluted screen, and think how deep in you are, it gives momentary chills.
Definitely my favorite abstract game, and so happy this is still compatible 5 years later.
Etchy9_,
Clever movement puzzles
If you’re familiar with the movement mechanics of NetHack or another turn-based roguelike, this takes those movement mechanics and pairs them with clever movement-constraining enemies who do things like push you or rotate before they make a move. Highly recommended.
Nndl,
Perfect
Perfect, pick-up-anytime roguelike. Challenging. Minimalist, restrained.
More levels (or more games from developer) please.
More levels (or more games from developer) please.
Merjp,
Very interesting game
It took me a little while to totally figure out what was going on, but once I did I had so much fun
BoxyColonial,
Excellent game
Lots of fun!
Jaggus1970,
Fine.
Game is good but it is _not_ a roguelike. This is a puzzle game, make sure you know that before buying it. No gear, no leveling up, no permadeath. Puzzles.
Uyctdtfttftf(i couldnt find a nickname),
Wonderful little roguelike-puzzle mash-up
I've never seen a game quite like this before. It has a single player mode, which has many pre-made levels like most puzzle games, and every few levels a new "enemy", or a new feature is introduced. A randomly generated mode pits you in a more roguelike-ish environment against said enemies.
The puzzle elements and the subtle roguelike elements (player symbol @, random generation, permadeath, running into enemies to kill them) both mesh together, without seeming too much like one or the other. The greyscale theme, the white and grey tiles element along with the way you have to plan out and foresee the consequences of your moves adds a sort of chess-like feeling to the game.
TLDR: A fun, sleek, challenging game that blends together many different types of games seamlessly. I would recommend it to anyone, it's really fun.
The puzzle elements and the subtle roguelike elements (player symbol @, random generation, permadeath, running into enemies to kill them) both mesh together, without seeming too much like one or the other. The greyscale theme, the white and grey tiles element along with the way you have to plan out and foresee the consequences of your moves adds a sort of chess-like feeling to the game.
TLDR: A fun, sleek, challenging game that blends together many different types of games seamlessly. I would recommend it to anyone, it's really fun.
MarinasideSteve,
Brilliant
This game is a rough gem. The are two main modes:
1. A whole slew of various puzzle levels that educates the player on how the various enemies behave through game play. These are enjoyable to play on their own.
2. A "adventure" mode where you try to survive in various rooms with randomly generated enemies. You look for and attempt to pass through doors numbered in descending order. I am finding this mode to be very challenging and in a good way!
There is a third menu item for a mode where apparently you can edit and build your own levels, but I have not been able to make sense of this. Perhaps it is unfinished.
Despite the game's flaws (no explanatory text, lack of Game Center support, and an apparent lack of polish), I could not recommend this game enough! The simple graphics and sound works great for this game and I am finding the game play to be quite compelling.
1. A whole slew of various puzzle levels that educates the player on how the various enemies behave through game play. These are enjoyable to play on their own.
2. A "adventure" mode where you try to survive in various rooms with randomly generated enemies. You look for and attempt to pass through doors numbered in descending order. I am finding this mode to be very challenging and in a good way!
There is a third menu item for a mode where apparently you can edit and build your own levels, but I have not been able to make sense of this. Perhaps it is unfinished.
Despite the game's flaws (no explanatory text, lack of Game Center support, and an apparent lack of polish), I could not recommend this game enough! The simple graphics and sound works great for this game and I am finding the game play to be quite compelling.
eric_is_awesome,
Clever, simple, and fun
This is a very clever game that makes you think. It has a good number of levels, a level editor, and even a cool endless mode. The only bug I've found is that it doesn't seem to keep track of which levels you've finished, and the game starts over if you swap out of it. These are probably easily fixable though. This is a great game!
Questfreak,
Fun but needs some interface work
The game itself is very fun. My biggest complaint is that I have no idea what the menu buttons do as they aren't labeled at all nor are the symbols intuitive. This was very frustrating to deal with. Secondly, I see no apparent marking of levels you have beat or not so that if you lose your place you are forced to have to navigate even more confusing menus. Gah! If you're trying to be artsy, just stop and make a better interface
