iOS (iPhone/iPad) User Reviews

Jeżeli Netflixa stać tylko na tyle, względem swojego megahitu - to trochę przykre. Złe nie jest, ale nawet na gameboya byłoby mierne.

Yes it is fun, but it just seemed like the same old thing over and over after each mission like they didn't do a good job changing the levels much. The characters are sweet but I was excited to play as Jonathan and yet he isn't even a playable character, hell I also wanted Steve and Joyce as a playable to, it just sorta ruined the game for me.

Its just worst. I don't like it. Its so crap to use and nothing else. Overall a really great game for iOS. It's very rare to find a game where free-to-play actually means that you're getting the game for free. This is especially true for mobile devices.

It's very rare to find a game where free-to-play actually means that you're getting the game for free. This is especially true for mobile devices. Things like microtransactions and adds are built in to the experience so that developers can still make a profit. Now, the majority of the time you can still experience the full game or at least the majority of it without spending a single cent. It just means that you may have to grind longer or not have access to that really exciting loot. This kind of practice is something that has gotten under the skin of many gamers over the years and kind of tainted people's perception the free-to-play business model. Well, here comes Stranger Things to save the day. A full-fledged mobile game based off an incredibly popular property that is 100% free in every sense of the word, and my goodness is it fantastic. Much like the show itself, Stranger Things: The Game is lovingly crafted throwback to the 80's. The gameplay style is reminiscent of games from the NES/SNES era, in particular the original Legend of Zelda titles. Each character from the show has their own abilities and you can swap between them on the fly. This affects more than just the puzzles and combat, as gaining access to a new character opens up new paths in previously explored areas which turn means more loot of secrets to unearth. You get to explore the entire town of Hawkins complete with familiar faces and locations taken right from the show. The plot itself is simple, but cute and provides good enough reason to return to the world and characters. You'll hunt for secrets, complete side-quests for characters from the show, and even clear out dungeons in the main plot. There's a surprising amount of depth and content here. They may be giving it away for free, but they didn't skimp out on any substance because of it. The game play amazingly. I've never seen better use of touch-screen interface before. The controls are so responsive and spot-on. The graphics are charming, bright, colorful, and capture the style of the show and 80's games perfectly. The soundtrack is just as good. The only issue the game really has is a lack of a fast-travel option. Getting from one side of Hawkins to another often requires a lot of backtracking. By the time you do gain access to portals scattered around town, the game is basically over outside of hunting down those last few items and side-quests. Plus you don't actually know if you'll end up where you want to go or not. A minor gripe, but an issue nonetheless. Stanger Things: The Game is simply the perfect gift for Netflix to give to fans. It captures everything the show is about, stands on it's own as a full and high-quality game, and is 100% free. Thank to it's clever design it's worth every second you'll spend trying to 100% it. There's simply no reason to not pick this up. Even if you haven't watched the show it stands on it's own as an excellent game. A fantastic throwback to a bygone era of gaming with the polish and precision of a modern title. It's simply amazing and it won't cost you a dime.

Overall a really great game for iOS. It gets a perfect score for me as the is the best free game with no ads or need for micro-transactions. The controls are easy to use with the touch screen and there is a good amount of content for once again, a free game.