Hostage Negotiator Hack 1.4.2 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Peter Kossits
Category: Games
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.4.2
ID: com.PeterKossits.HostageNegotiator
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Description
Official app of the board game by AJ Porfirio and Van Ryder Games.
In Hostage Negotiator, you play the part of a law enforcement agent responsible for negotiating the release of hostages taken by an unscrupulous figure hell-bent on having his or her demands met.
Each turn in the game represents a conversation between you and the hostage taker. You'll play cards and roll dice to increase conversation points, decrease the threat level, and release hostages. Hostage Negotiator uses a unique "hand-building" mechanism that puts cards you purchase directly in your hand for next turn rather than leaving you wondering when the cards will show up like in deck-building games.
In Hostage Negotiator there are multiple paths to victory, but the hostage taker has other plans. Will you try to calm him and get him to surrender? Will you stall and bide your time before sending in the team for a major extraction? How many hostages will you save? These are many of the exciting decisions you will make in a game of Hostage Negotiator!
Features:
Play against 4 villains, each, with their own personalities.
Interactive tutorial teaches the rules and basic strategy as you play.
The app tracks a variety of player statistics.
In Hostage Negotiator, you play the part of a law enforcement agent responsible for negotiating the release of hostages taken by an unscrupulous figure hell-bent on having his or her demands met.
Each turn in the game represents a conversation between you and the hostage taker. You'll play cards and roll dice to increase conversation points, decrease the threat level, and release hostages. Hostage Negotiator uses a unique "hand-building" mechanism that puts cards you purchase directly in your hand for next turn rather than leaving you wondering when the cards will show up like in deck-building games.
In Hostage Negotiator there are multiple paths to victory, but the hostage taker has other plans. Will you try to calm him and get him to surrender? Will you stall and bide your time before sending in the team for a major extraction? How many hostages will you save? These are many of the exciting decisions you will make in a game of Hostage Negotiator!
Features:
Play against 4 villains, each, with their own personalities.
Interactive tutorial teaches the rules and basic strategy as you play.
The app tracks a variety of player statistics.
Version history
1.4.2
2019-02-25
Minor Bug Fix - Against the expansion villain Gonzalo the button allowing you to play cards face down for a conversation point should not be available if the bus is moving through the Forest. If you have not purchased the Gonzalo expansion, you do not need to download this update.
1.4.1
2018-06-22
o Added new villain Gonzalo as in-app purchase
o When playing against Ed Quinn, threat counter will begin glowing at 6 as a warning that the game is close to being lost.
o When playing against Ed Quinn, threat counter will begin glowing at 6 as a warning that the game is close to being lost.
1.3.1
2018-05-15
o added Lt. Jackson villain as in-app purchase
o Bugfix - dice will no longer appear under deck card-count numbers when they pass over or land on top of them.
o Bugfix - dice will no longer appear under deck card-count numbers when they pass over or land on top of them.
1.2.3
2018-04-11
Added Rolph and Dolph initial in-app purchase.
Bug fix: Against Ed Quinn game was not ending if threat moved directly to K during pivotal event
Bug fix: With 6 conversation points to spend, the Buy Card button in zoom dialog was staying enabled when 7 and 8 cost cards were moved to the center.
Bug Fix: Against Connor, game was not ending automatically if his special effect was still active and 4 cards were played in Final Conversation.
Bug fix: Against Ed Quinn game was not ending if threat moved directly to K during pivotal event
Bug fix: With 6 conversation points to spend, the Buy Card button in zoom dialog was staying enabled when 7 and 8 cost cards were moved to the center.
Bug Fix: Against Connor, game was not ending automatically if his special effect was still active and 4 cards were played in Final Conversation.
1.1.3
2018-02-20
Bug fix - double tapping to dismiss banner at start of turns would lead to it breaking and not appearing properly in future turns.
Bug fix - small adjustments to dice rolling algorithm. In rare cases it was possible for a die to be rolled off the playing area.
Bug fix - small adjustments to dice rolling algorithm. In rare cases it was possible for a die to be rolled off the playing area.
1.1.2
2018-02-16
Bug: If "I'll Buy You Some Time" was active, conceding demands would not work properly.
Bug: If 2nd Command is in play, minor demands coming from the Terror deck should get discarded immediately.
Bug: The "Are you sure you want to end the turn?" prompt was appearing too often - particularly in games against Connor when his 4 card limit was hit.
Negotiator Rating in Stats displays now based on wins/losses rather than successes per roll.
Dice improved - less "dead" throws/less dice landing on edge.
Minor adjustments to Credits
Bug: If 2nd Command is in play, minor demands coming from the Terror deck should get discarded immediately.
Bug: The "Are you sure you want to end the turn?" prompt was appearing too often - particularly in games against Connor when his 4 card limit was hit.
Negotiator Rating in Stats displays now based on wins/losses rather than successes per roll.
Dice improved - less "dead" throws/less dice landing on edge.
Minor adjustments to Credits
1.1.1
2018-02-13
Bug Fix - The Sound Effect volume slider was not working in the Settings dialog accessed from the Main screen.
Bug Fix - The negative effect of Donna's Major demands Tenure and Fire The Leadership were not being cancelled if she was eliminated
Minor fixes to tutorial
Bug Fix - The negative effect of Donna's Major demands Tenure and Fire The Leadership were not being cancelled if she was eliminated
Minor fixes to tutorial
1.1.0
2018-02-09
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolph and Dolph (New villains for Hostage Negotiator) |
Free |
BJ615129407✱✱✱✱✱ | 7025CB7✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Gonzalo (New villain for Hostage Negotiator) |
Free |
BJ905681287✱✱✱✱✱ | 35D0BE8✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Lt. Jackson (New villain for Hostage Negotiator) |
Free |
BJ046457738✱✱✱✱✱ | EF2B113✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4 out of 5
42 Ratings
Reviews
DainGer42,
I prefer to the physical game in a lot of ways.
It is still quite stressful as games go, but with the physical version it is so easy to scrap a bad game when things seem like they are unrecoverable. I have twice now won in situations that seemed hopeless. The dice also seem to roll slightly more favorably than the real dice which makes this game easier to play. My preference here may have as much to do with the game itself as it does when and where I play it. I play the app when there is not much better to do and I am waiting for something. When I am playing the physical game, I have dozens of other options. Bottom line: it’s a good game turned into a serviceable app with an ugly interface and a good way to burn 20 minutes. There certainly worse ways you could blow 5 dollars.
William Umstattd,
Watch some tutorial videos
This is a great adaptation of the board game. I wish there was more variety in the cards you have access to but it’s much better than most iPhone games. You can buy more villains to go against but other than that there are no annoying pay to win micro transactions.
DeLargest,
Wonderful game
The board game is one of my favorite solitaire games and this app is a good, faithful adaptation. Beat the first the abductors and immediately bought the next three!
Sure, it’s not the best-looking interface, and I’ve noticed a few small issues with the way the achievements are calculated and unlock, but the actual gameplay is smooth and bug-free. Great way to enjoy the game when in bed, on the throne, on the road.
I only wish it was still getting updates. I’d gladly purchase any and all expansions they put out. More abductor packs, Crime Wave, Career Mode, all of it! And a few interface tweaks would be gravy. Like skipping or at least speeding up the card animations. Maybe another pass of polish on the visuals?
Sure, it’s not the best-looking interface, and I’ve noticed a few small issues with the way the achievements are calculated and unlock, but the actual gameplay is smooth and bug-free. Great way to enjoy the game when in bed, on the throne, on the road.
I only wish it was still getting updates. I’d gladly purchase any and all expansions they put out. More abductor packs, Crime Wave, Career Mode, all of it! And a few interface tweaks would be gravy. Like skipping or at least speeding up the card animations. Maybe another pass of polish on the visuals?
Robrob2,
Good start, looking forward to improvements
I have the physical game with all expansions. This is a great way to enjoy the game "on the fly" during my commute, waiting for meetings, etc...
Like most all new apps, it needs a little polish.
The recent update (hopefully) fixed the irritating issue found in other games with 3D dice rolling - they roll around forever and often get "stuck" on an edge. It would be great if in the settings you could just turn off 3D dice.
I would rate the app a full star higher if it weren't for the microscopic (and incomplete) card titles. I realize it's not possible to show card text at the app's resolution and that holding on a card magnifies it however, if you can't read the name of the card in the first place (the names are literally incomplete) then you wind up having to press and hold each and every card, each and every time.
Like most all new apps, it needs a little polish.
The recent update (hopefully) fixed the irritating issue found in other games with 3D dice rolling - they roll around forever and often get "stuck" on an edge. It would be great if in the settings you could just turn off 3D dice.
I would rate the app a full star higher if it weren't for the microscopic (and incomplete) card titles. I realize it's not possible to show card text at the app's resolution and that holding on a card magnifies it however, if you can't read the name of the card in the first place (the names are literally incomplete) then you wind up having to press and hold each and every card, each and every time.
DaSi14,
It's okay
The game itself is pretty good, but it's luck heavy dependent on dice rolls.
The app looks a little dated. When you roll the dice, the dice move really slow. Also, if the dice roll onto a corner, it's automatically considered a failed roll. They should be rerolled because it pushes the already bleak odds further away.
Animation of the cards could be improved, but more importantly, there should be an option to either turn them off or dramatically increase their speed.
The app looks a little dated. When you roll the dice, the dice move really slow. Also, if the dice roll onto a corner, it's automatically considered a failed roll. They should be rerolled because it pushes the already bleak odds further away.
Animation of the cards could be improved, but more importantly, there should be an option to either turn them off or dramatically increase their speed.
Farai Gandiya,
Good game, not buggy but needs a visual upgrade
As much as I wanna say the dice are rigged, it's a good game that works. I haven't encountered any major bugs and the dice issue is fixed.
The main problem I have with it is that it looks ugly. I'm not really expecting fancy graphics and animations but it would be nice to get a visual upgrade.
But for $1, it's a good game.
The main problem I have with it is that it looks ugly. I'm not really expecting fancy graphics and animations but it would be nice to get a visual upgrade.
But for $1, it's a good game.
Koala404,
Bad use of visuals
You know, when you have one zoom feature, that’s good. When it uses less than a third of the screen, that’s bad.
When you have TWO zoom features, you are already saying that your first zoom was just rubbish. And when the second still uses less than half, you are just nuts.
Overall, a very bad use of screen real estate makes this feel like there was no attention at all to visual design.
When you have TWO zoom features, you are already saying that your first zoom was just rubbish. And when the second still uses less than half, you are just nuts.
Overall, a very bad use of screen real estate makes this feel like there was no attention at all to visual design.
Lord Gek,
Darkly themed fun
The game is very frustrating, to be sure, but very compelling and original. An interesting strongly themed dice rolling card game with light deck building. I really appreciate how the game's handy advisor doesn't simply suggest moves but fully explains its reasoning in most cases.
Stompy15056,
Love it. Difficult. Great adaptation of the board game.
I have always loved the board game Hostage Negotiator and have purchased all of the content for my game table. I feel this app has captured the game extremely well and I love playing.
Crashm0nkey,
No tutorial on phone
I see the tutorial when playing on iPad but not iPhone. It is enabled in the settings but doesn’t actually come up when playing on phone
