Maginary. Adventure text book. Hack 1.16 + Redeem Codes

I like story games but I Don’t like ones that’s ask you for money to play especially bad ones that are not even good, but this game is beautiful This is the first time I've seen a story game that is actually fun and the developers put their hearts into making it so the readers/players can actually enjoy it and use their imagination but like all story games you must pay to read, like I said before I like story games but I don’t like ones that ask for money to play especially bad ones but this one is different because this is the first story game that actually makes me want to pay to read it, it’s so interesting that you can’t help but want to pay for it,But what I hate more than a bad story game is a Review saying bad things to a good game “i refuse to fall for this money gimmick trap” so what you have to pay to read it, it does not even cost that much it’s not like they are asking you to pay $100 to read I mean they are people to if they made the whole game free then the only thing they would get are the people’s joy it’s like having a job that gives you candy instead of money you should be happy they made a wonderful game like this only $4.99 if you where the one doing it I bet you would have made the price higher (I would have) so to be honest
. I Don't See A Problem With It! (Btw I love the way you cleverly lowered the prices 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽)

This is quite different from anything I’ve seen before and I was pleasantly surprised with the concept to add the reader to the story. I’m giving 5 start to the app because it’s quite remarkable and innovative, but I wouldn’t categorize as a game. A game would prevent you from moving forward if you are incapable to give the right answer. It would prevent you to move forward if the time ran out. Nonetheless, I was so drawn to the story, the interactions and the sounds that I forgot time for a short while. Favorably, My advise is to create challenges to the reader. Maybe create difficulty levels, where the reader can choose how he would play and read the book. I thought the story was interesting, but I believe it would’ve been better if it was a bit more realistic. Maybe a suspense story, resolve a mystery or murder case. The possibilities are endless.
Further more,I also have to disagree with the tittle. The game only gives the illusion of control to the reader, because the end it’s already set. It would be nice to have a game where every choice you made had a different consequence to the end of the story... Not every ending would the same and the reader would have a more personalized experience... maybe someday, We’ll get to play such a game. For now, let me just say... this story rocks!!! Worth $5 dollars and some... thanks again. Keep the stories coming!

Wow, I didn’t think I’d like this at all at first, let alone PAY for it! I never buy full versions of anything, so you’ve obviously convinced me to delve into my pockets for a once-in-a-lifetime application payment, and it was worth it. I really would enjoy a few library books to be made similar to this. Or for usage of books I had to study in college, I’d have actually enjoyed the course more lol. Bravo to the creator! Very well put together, my heart raced with excitement, it was humorous in some areas, I had some anxiety from the eerie music, plus the awesome artwork/effects, all that jazz! My hubby even helped me on a few pages. I only wish it were longer, to get more of an unfolding of everything in vast detail. I think the creator(s?) held back by sort of smooshing it into a few chapters. Mike pops up and I’m helping him out, gets moving on his quest, and then he (sort of) goes back to normal life (slight spoilers). I needed more time to let the plot thicken, you got to bring it to a boil then let it simmer and allow those flavors to meld together, come on now! Then it’ll be a truly satisfying dish, appetizing to the eyes and easy on digestion! But seriously, 10 chapters minimum, or maybe an E N T I R E book series? Eh? (One time payment, if you do consider actually taking the time to read this review please, I’m broke but I liked this very much. I’ll be first in line, until then, I hope you enjoyed that $5! 😁👍🏾)

I just want to say thank you for this amazing story. I can tell this took time for the developers. When I was little I had dyslexia. I played competitive piano and I had records back in the day where they had album covers with the story and pop ups as well. I was the youngest of 6 kids and my mom worked. I had access to my siblings 45s and lots of cool stuff. I wish more stuff was like this. Reading is one of the most important skills and hobbies that you will always need. You can’t go wrong here! People complaining yet blowing wads of money to chase robots all over and for what coins! Sickening. I am not a fan of pretty much anything today because of the spoiled yet broken world we live in . I see this all over the place like people with their heads glued to their phones. 5 bucks my lord. When you have to watch inflation and buy your own food and gas and pay rent you will gladly appreciate this. So it’s money up front for something I hope they make more of. I am new to this because of getting a disorder that gave me multiple surgeries and more or less bionic. So when you pay a buck for 500 coins and you are hooked come on……THANK YOU IS WHAT EVERY INDIVIDUAL NEEDS TO SAY. I WISH WE HAD STUFF LIKE THIS. PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THESE AND I WILL PURCHASE ALL. THANKS FOR THE GIFT AND HARD WORK FOR MAKING READING LIKE HARRY POTTER. 👏🏻

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This game immediately hooked me, from the way the screen interactions worked, the ominous noises, the individual to game interaction making you build a personal connection to the characters of the story. You can genuinely tell that the developers poured their heart out into this game and was well worth the $4.99 it was charged to play the game. Many games of this type are either A) not as good, well developed or fun to play in general. B) they don’t intrigue the player, build connection and make them want to continue turning the page to find out what’s next, this game executed that perfectly. And C) they usually cost ample amounts more than this game did. To see a game of this professional development for such a sufficient price is awe striking and inspiring to me and maybe even other individuals and I have ample respect for the developers of the game. I enjoyed this game and I would love to see more of this type, or maybe even more stories (not suggesting free stories of course but maybe an array or genres you can pick from and/or get previews of from the beginning of the book, then decide if you want to purchase it to continue the story and the lure of it.) This was genuinely my favorite app I have ever gotten and would love to see more from you guys. Thank you for the unforgettable experience! :)

First things first, I want to address people complaining about the paywall. I myself didn’t even realize that “Way-Pall” was supposed to hint that, and the entire thing tripped me out. But after reading the entire thing, I definitely think it was worth it to buy the rest. Yes, it may use the side of people that really want to finish things like stories, jobs, or other stuff, but I’ve got to admit they do all of these things in clever ways no app I’ve seen has ever done before.
Something I also noticed in the reviews is that not a single person complained about the content being just generally bad. That’s really good in any sort of app, whether or not it’s a game, or a book, or whatever. It’s crazy how well you guys (talking to the devs here) did on this, and for not even one person to review this as bad content? That’s something that I thought was an impossible deed, but you pulled it off, and with tons of style at that.
To the developers, I really hope you’ll keep making more of these type of “experiences” (and hopefully with either a small paywall or just a link to a donation thing at the end) and I’ll definitely support you guys through whatever you do (as long as you keep up the good work). And wanting to end on a good note, keep up the good work! 😄👌❤️👍

I love this game so much! And as a blind player, I really appreciate that a lot of this game is accessible. With voiceover. Just a couple things that I would like to mention that need to be worked on. This particular bug doesn’t necessarily bother me, but just in case you guys want to fix it. Whenever I want to turn the page, I have to disable my voiceover in order to do so. But I am able to do so, with a one finger swipe from the right side of my phone to the left. So it is doable. the gender buttons in the beginning of the story are not labeled. However, I was able to go back and navigate it after starting over a couple of times. And it’s pretty self-explanatory if you read the way that the genders are labeled at the bottom. One other thing, is not every bit of the story gets read by voice over. I don’t know if this is because of graphics or pictures, or because there is no reason to read anything. As in there is nothing to be read in the section. I think I’m pretty much getting the gist of the story but I just want to be sure that I’m not missing out on anything. I love this story so much and I can’t wait to continue on to the next part. Thank you so much for this entertainment.

I just have to say, I love to read but can become easily distracted while reading which can make it difficult to finish a book. That was not the case with maginary, the interactive elements as well as the sheer beauty of this app kept me engaged and reading without any difficulty. I am really hoping to see more apps like this in the future, more books created rather than just written.

A word for anyone that complains about the price. STOP BEING SO CHEAP! Seriously people are so cheap when it comes to apps. Do you people realize the amount of work and effort that goes into making a masterpiece like this? It's a lot of work and the Developers deserve to be paid for their work. $5 that's about as much as most people pay for a coffee or something else you can live without for one day. I understand not wanting to pay for an app that not the greatest, but this is incredible. It's design is gorgeous and the execution was masterful.

I want to thank the Developers for the ingenious way of asking the user to pay for the rest of the book. I'm so glad you could download the first part to see if it's for you and then decide later if you want the full version. I like this modal. It allows me to test an app before purchasing. Thanks I hope to see more in the future.

So yes, the story hooks you relatively quickly and makes it worth, in my opinion, what I would never pay for a phone app. I love the story and I love the interactive features within the story, which are quite clever. I even get a chuckle out of the devs notes in parts of the story, like asking you to rate, reminding you that if you need help you can email them, or even the “way-pall” part was a cute segue into the fact that you would have to pay to continue reading. Usually, with app stories, I tend to get bored with them or buzz through until I get some sort of a choice. With similar apps that are storytelling but involve choices I find you have to dole out a lot of money to get what you’d like. This one is like watching a movie but reading a book at the same time and it’s most definitely got my attention. I’m in the tunnel now taking my developer suggested break to leave my review, but I’m ready to read the rest. Things I’d never do before: liking story apps, paying for it, leaving a review, ready to share with my friends, and giving any app permission to anything on my phone. I’m doing all of it with this app and it’s been worth it for a great interactive puzzle and story. Taking that premise to a different level. Nice job!

I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect when I downloaded this game. The concept of involving your imagination within a mobile game hadn’t been done before, so I didn’t have anything to really compare it to. While I admittedly was thinking of something more, this was still a stunningly executed game. I don’t know how the developer came up with it, it is truly revolutionary. I must say, it has been a while since a game has engaged me in the way this one has.

Nevertheless, the reason I docked a star (I would’ve done a star and a half if I could) is because of the storyline. It’s just not very interesting. Maybe it picks up later on, I don’t know, but in the two chapters I was given I honestly wasn’t invested enough in the story to pay five dollars to read the entire book. I’m not saying that the story’s bad, nor that the pay-wall is ridiculous (let’s be honest, this game took a considerable amount of work to make, the developer deserves to be compensated). But it seems that you relied entirely on the gameplay of this game, and kind of half-assed the story. I also didn’t like that I was being guilt-tripped to buy the full version with the idea that Michael might die; that’s not what I came here for. So sorry, but I probably won’t buy the full version unless it goes on sale at some point.
~ MastaGamerita