Titan HD Hack 2.6.5

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Description

Awarded "Best War/Tactical Battle Game App" of 2011 by BoardGameGeek!

The epic struggle for domination is now available for the iPad!

Players take the role of a Titan, moving through the constantly changing terrain of the Land with Legions of Ogres, Gargoyles and other monsters of myth and legend. Players move their Legions along specific pathways recruiting creatures to their side and using those Legions to battle their opponents. Battles then take place on separate terrain maps where only the strongest survive!

This classic strategy game supports 2-6 players. The iPad app supports both Local games, with any mix of humans and AI, and Online games against remote opponents.

Want to learn more? Check out our introductory tutorial at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-I-5BJy7UU, also included in-game.

Version history

2.6.5

2017-10-25

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

* Changed legion visibility rules for online games
* Fixed direction of entry display for Towers in Fight/Flee dialog
* Fixed issue where iOS push notifications sometimes would not update application badge count
* Fixed issue recognizing push notifications while the app is running a local game
* Fixed issue where online activity could get out of sync if app is running a local game

2.6.4

2017-10-24

* Changed legion visibility rules for online games
* Fixed direction of entry display for Towers in Fight/Flee dialog
* Fixed issue where iOS push notifications sometimes would not update application badge count
* Fixed issue recognizing push notifications while the app is running a local game
* Fixed issue where online activity could get out of sync if app is running a local game

2.6.3

2017-06-14

Fixed error resulting from receipt of chat in completed games

2.6.2

2017-05-30

Players can now search by nickname to mark as favorite
Invites from ignored players are now automatically declined
Game actions are now suspended while entering text, to improve stability
Game server connections should now be more stable
Unread chat from closed/removed games no longer counts as a pending action
Fixed errors resulting from receipt of chat in closed/removed games
Fixed issue with game log display when the previous turn ended with a Titan elimination
Fixed visual issue with moves returning Legions to their origin on a roll of 6
General stability improvements

2.6.1

2017-01-30

Added online player status indicators to game screen
Fixed issue with online activity indicator count getting out of sync
Fixed several issues with online avatar icon handling
Fixed layout issue with direction-of-entry indicator in fight/flee dialog

2.6

2017-01-20

Updated Legion Inspector with new look, and auto-show during movement
Added Legion List to show all legions for a given player
Players can now attach notes to legions, which follow a legion (by marker) until defeat
Online chat now supports an indicator for unread messages, both in-game and in activity lists
Players can now explicitly remove completed online games without visiting them
Online open games list now shows participating player names
Added confirmation prompt for skipped Rangestrikes
Added option to disable confirmation prompts for skipped actions
Fight/Flee/Concede dialog now shows an overview of map terrain with direction of entry
Game logs now show which legion a summoned Angel came from
Fix issue with incorrect die rolls in game logs
Fix graphical defect with defeated summons/reinforcements in game logs
Fix graphical defect in online game invite dialog
Clarify Rangestrike rules wording for Slopes

2.5.6

2016-09-11

Fixed issue with concession during strike phase
Fixed issue with revealed legion contents after flight
Players can now add others as favorites in-game and in Online Play lobby
Movement rolls are now shown in game log
Fixed visual glitch in game log showing dead summons or reinforcements
Fixed confusing labeling of engagement sequence
Fixed turn sequence tip for Muster phase

2.5.4

2015-10-24

Players can now set a custom nickname for online play
Fix issues with terrain and hazard inspectors on iOS 9
Fix issues with client/server time sync on iOS 9.0.1+
Fix logic issue with skipped final strikes
Fix issue where battle rewards window, once hidden, cannot be un-hidden
Fix issue with main screen music

2.5.3

2015-09-26

* Fix iOS 9 issue moving pieces via tap+tap gesture

2.5.2

2015-08-31

* Fixed issue maintaining clocks during timed online games
* Fixed issue removing games from active list once complete

2.5.1

2015-07-27

* Fixed critical issue creating online games by invitation

2.5

2015-07-25

* Added cross-platform friends list management
* Players can now set achievement icons as their online badge
* Final strikes that do not affect gameplay are now skipped, helping speed up online games
* Game log now reports which lord was used to teleport
* Game log now correctly reports the results of fled battles to the attacking player
* Tapping action icon now highlights all stacks, not just stacks in player's starting color
* Fixed critical issue related to underage Game Center players
* Fixed error that treated all first-turn losses as concessions, preventing reinforcements in rare cases
* Fixed error that incorrectly gave Dragions in the Volcano a defensive bonus against melee attackers
* Fixed various issues related to error handling during online game synchronization
* Fixed issues related to expired timers in timed games

2.2.6

2014-11-24

* Fixed issue connecting to online game servers

2.2.5

2014-11-22

* Fixed issue with local ratings showing as NaN
* Fixed issue preventing attacker gate from toggling open/closed during defender deployment
* Fixed rules issue: base Angel count should be 18, not 12

2.2.4

2014-10-22

- Fixed issue with Concessions
- Fixed issue with push notifications in iOS 8
- Fixed issue undoing Reinforcements

2.2.3

2014-10-11

* Muster Diagram can now toggle between remaining and eliminated characters
* Ratings adjustments now weight early eliminations less heavily
* Fixed UI issues on iOS 8
* Fixed an infrequent stability issue in online games
* Fixed an issue in legion history related to undoing certain moves
* Fixed a minor documentation error

2.2.2

2014-07-05

* Fixed crashes on 64-bit iPads

2.2.1

2014-06-30

* Fixed issue with repeated display of earned achievements in iOS 5 and 6
* Fixed issue cleaning up Battle Window if it is hidden when Battle ends
* Fixed various minor display issues

2.2

2014-05-26

* New Game Summary window shows player and roll statistics for the completed game
* Updated animations related to Battle
* Modal dialogs can now be hidden/collapsed
* Chat and player nicknames now support international character sets
* Game Center nicknames are now updated if changed after Titan HD registration
* Fixed rules bug related to rangestrikes in the Desert
* Fixed rules bug related to strike sequences when characters are killed by Drift damage
* Fixed many minor/edge-case display issues

2.1.4

2013-11-06

* Fixed critical issues in local play where mulligans, flight, and spills are ignored

2.1.3

2013-10-31

* Fixed critical race condition in processing online games
* Reveal battle map if hidden when rewards are offered

2.1.2

2013-10-24

* Fixed issues in earning criteria for various achievements:
** Dabbler, Hobbyist, and Gamer
** Angelic Host
** None Shall Pass
* Fixed issue where win/loss statistics for local play were lost on game close
* Battle map can now be toggled open/closed even when the player is choosing rewards
* Many stability improvements for handling online play
* Minor graphical fixes

2.1.1

2013-09-21

This version fixes a critical issue in iOS 7 where text is rendered with incorrect spacing and line breaks.

In addition, this version contains the following changes:
* Online win/loss statistics should once more show correct values
* Fixes to earning criteria for various achievements:
** Slayer, Eliminator, and Assassin
** Overwhelming and Unstoppable
** Bronze, Silver, and Gold series
** None Shall Pass
* Fix for handling of earned Angels via attacker's concession
* Improved labeling for attacker concession state
* Fix for logic errors occurring in Online Play view
* Improvements to guard synchronization between client and server in online games

2.1

2013-09-07

* Achievements! Achievements have been added for many gameplay elements.
* Added online activity indicator to game views: respond to invites, track pending moves, and switch between games
* Added Game Log feature to show game activity since the current player's last turn
* Added badges to app icon and main play screen to indicate pending online actions
* Active games listings now show what player has the current pending action
* Players can now see and join open games manually (not just using QuickMatch)
* Players will now time out from inactivity even in asynchronous games: warning after two days, withdrawal after three
* AI strength can now be selected independently, allowing for e.g. six player games against all three star AIs
* AI no longer has absolute knowledge of Titan locations in opposing stacks
* Minor improvements to AI battle estimation and Titan handling during Battle
* AI now avoids choosing colors picked by human players in prior games
* Players can now waive spill damage
* Attackers can now concede prior to defender deployments, e.g. to deny clearing space for earned Angels
* Players can now choose to see all derivable legion information (in local play only, for now)
* Improved UI in Battle Summary and Reward Choice dialogs to show unit origins for clarity
* Fixed bug where Feedback link no longer worked
* Fixed bug where push notifications would sometimes cause game messages to be dispatched twice
* Fixed rules bug where players could sometimes summon from engaged Legions
* Fixed rules bug where players could earn Angels even if no Angel counters remained in play
* Various other minor UI improvements and edge-case bug fixes

2.0.3

2013-06-01

* Fixed bug loading online games where the player has been defeated

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Ratings

4.5 out of 5

125 Ratings

Reviews

MrMystery, 27/05/2017

Overall a great game, needs just a few more tweaks

I've loved this game for well over 20+ years. Really excited to have this digital version for the iPad. The only thing that needs a little tweaking is the battle algorithm and the movement algorithm. The results for both of those can be a little skewed at times and not representative of actual results rolled on actual dice, which changes the strategy and tactics of this version of the game versus the table top version. Other than that, this game is very, very addictive!! Kudos to the developer for all the work in making this game feel and play like the original. The most recent enhancements have added a great deal of convenience (note taking for stack compositions for example). Keep up the great work....and fix those algorithms!! :)

Bill Boeing, 10/02/2020

Didn’t capture the game

Been playing Titan board game since early 1980’s. Digital version has deep failings. The die rolling algorithm is used poorly in 2 ways, 1) It systematically discriminates against the live player (failed to roll an even number in 17 tries), and when playing against the AI, it consistently provides the AI the right roll to breed and to attack, but doesn’t provide the live player the same “fortune”. 2) When on battle-boards, there are far too many outcomes in which a 6-2, or 8-2 character rolls 4 or 5 sixes, and where 6-4 characters roll 5 or 6 ones. Also of note, the AI’s Titans are far too aggressive on the battle-boards. They move out into harm’s way too soon and the opponent can simply kill the Titan and win the battle, or game. Unfortunately, in a 3-person AI game, the AI’s will often go Titan on Titan early, providing the surviving AI a huge advantage. The AI’s make no attempt to keep creatures with breeding potential alive on the battle-boards to have a chance to breed a more powerful creature at turn 4. They are usually wasted in the first 2 turns, making the outcome predictable.

Sir Humptinframble, 18/07/2022

Great Port of an Old Favorite

Indeed this is a fantastic port of an old favorite. Really catches the complex and nuanced rules of the board game, and by taking care of the bookkeeping games take a small fraction of the time the physical game would take. Graphics really capture the physical game, they look sharp and polished. Even the music and sound effects fit.
The AI tactics, even on max setting, do leave some to be desired. Very reckless with their Titans, so they elim over silly battles/moves that most human players would avoid. I haven't experienced any funny business with the dice, but just like IRL the dice/RNG can be frustrating. I'd still play/buy again, and I'd recommend to any fans of the game. 5 out of 5 for a $5 board game port.

Balisinger, 17/04/2020

Titan is quite simply the best board game of all time

This does an excellent job of mimicking the board game. When playing AI opponents, two will be hopelessly bad and one will play a decent game, though not an expert game. I assume this is meant to mimic the different playing strengths you find in real life.

I see complaints about the dice rolls. I get the same kind of rolls in real life, and part of the game is taking into account the fact that die rolls CAN seem wonky. Normal variation can give strange results.

You can choose the AI opponents if you want a quick game. Word of warning — if you get into a live non-timed game, your opponents might make only 1 or 2 moves a day. If you want a regular game where you start and finish it in one sitting, insist on a timed game.

SkipWeber, 08/03/2017

Best game out there

Used to play this game with the old Avalon Hill box game. Those games would take 6-7 hours. This app takes less than an hour although the AI isn't that smart. Very fun strategic options on two different levels - board play and battle

Old Oracle, 11/06/2023

Pretty but unplayable

After playing the board games for many years and being a very competitive player in the 90s, I had high hopes for this game. The following is written from playing solely in solo mode.

It is beautifully render and the UI is very good, unfortunately this is all I can say positively about it.

Two main problems - random numbers are way out of line. Either setup or deliberate, the sequences hit very rare results far to often. Far too many 1% to 0.001% statistical chances come up in battle, usually against the human players. Movement rolls are as vey suspect - way too many opening 5 or 2 mulligans following initial 2s or 5s.

Tactics are horrible. There is only so much the AIs can do in this type of app, however way to many sitting and letting the other side just shoot them with range strikers (especially warlocks) or striking at much less valuable targets that are just as or more harder to kill. Also tactics appear to have a few subtle differences between how the AI defends vs another AI or human player - example then AI regularly hangs its Titan on and edge front line position, but almost never does vs a human.

tl/dr; Can be fun…a little but I recommend you do not waste your time or funds on it if you seek a challenging (but not frustrating) or competitive experience.

Csinal, 01/05/2021

I would have given this app 5 stars, BUT…

The dice rolling algorithm really is that bad! Most of the time, damage for the round (not individual rolls, but all the attacks for one side) is either extremely high or extremely low. Average damage for the round is the exception rather than the norm. I could give numerous examples. They are not hard to come by. They occur in every game, almost every battle.

It’s really a shame that the dice rolling is SO off, because the rest of the is outstanding. Well, not quite. The AI is very weak. But I can overlook that because of the online games with other players.

If you can deal with the mind blowing results of a horrible dice rolling algorithm, give it a try. But don’t be surprised when the dice don’t act anything like you would expect.

pdthiem, 13/07/2020

Great graphics but cheating AI and lousy developer support.

I really have tried to like this game, but the developer did a crap job on everything but the graphics.

Rather than build a decent AI, the developer simply has his cheat. It doesn’t roll for movement randomly, but rather assigns itself the number that gives it the best muster every turn, and gives you the worst possible muster.

And the die rolling algorithm is completely rigged. Try attacking a Titan with anything but a skill 4 creature, and you’ll wiff every time. All your combat rolls are low, while for the AI they’re always high.

Multiple emails to the developer have only resulted in him saying there’s nothing wrong with the game, which is blatantly false. I used to teach statistics at the university level and have analyzed the die rolling algorithms in the game and they are neither random nor fair.

If you like nice graphics, it’s a great game. But unless you want to play against a blatantly cheating AI, avoid this game. It’s not completely crap, only mostly crap.

AVguy0255, 20/06/2018

This is My Titan

2018 update:
While this game appears to be a good electronic representation of the board game, the developers have a couple of shortcuts that make the game almost unplayable.

The dice algorithm used in battle is nowhere near realistic, obviously a shortcut was taken in programming. Since I’ve been speaking out about it, it’s gotten worse. Don’t count on the dice averaging out. Also the AI characters don’t act with any intelligence, often suiciding themselves.

This is the game that I played and enjoyed for years but got away from, now on my iPad! Great graphics and interface, I took away one star because there is no online component.

UPDATE: Now after adding the online play and working out the bugs, the game plays well. I don't understand the online scoring but that's probably on me. I have run some analysis of the dice rolls during battle and the algorithm used shows some issues.

The real Mack the Hack, 03/08/2017

Pretty good - poor AI

Fairly well done and multiplayer thru Game Center works pretty well. Sadly the AI is poor and often WAY too aggressive. Some of the AI players tend to lead with their Titan in battles too, which is horrible. Also doesn't seem to understand terrain. Will put a lion in bramble and a cyclops in the clear. If AI was better I would give five stars as everything else is good.