Elder Sign: Omens

 iOS
User Score
6.9

Mixed or average reviews- based on 8 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 8
  2. Mixed: 1 out of 8
  3. Negative: 2 out of 8
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  1. slkslkslk
    Jul 20, 2014
    10
    One of the jewels of appstore. You have to choose a team of unique talents and fight several monsters until destroy the ultimate menace. Being a board game port, dice combats and special cards are the core game. The music is great and gives ambiance, the graphics excellent for a board game, the game mechanics truly well thought. It even presents a cool briefing story to give some context.One of the jewels of appstore. You have to choose a team of unique talents and fight several monsters until destroy the ultimate menace. Being a board game port, dice combats and special cards are the core game. The music is great and gives ambiance, the graphics excellent for a board game, the game mechanics truly well thought. It even presents a cool briefing story to give some context. It isn't a game for all, for this you need to think hard and have a bit of luck to win. Tho thumbs up!… Expand
  2. CoffeeGuy22
    Dec 19, 2013
    0
    The game doesn't start so the gameplay experience was looking at a black screen, that's not my kind of game at all. Highly not recommended. (Tried to play it on Android OS).
  3. Kinak
    Nov 7, 2015
    9
    As an adaptation of the board game (Elder Sign), Omens has the unsettling ability to be better than the source material. The gameplay still has the same depth and push-your-luck strategy, but shuffling and finicky tracking are things of the past.

    This is easily one of my favorite iOS games. I keep coming back year after year.
  4. Fluffyval
    Aug 16, 2017
    10
    As a keen Cthulhu RPG player I was intrigued to find out if this game satisfied the hunger between sessions. I can confirm it does. The initial download whets the appetite but the pay for add on is so worth it.
    Game play is a challenge but I feel that the AI rewards intelligent (I hope) and brave play.
    The available PCs increase as you succeed, their powers are not game busting but    As a keen Cthulhu RPG player I was intrigued to find out if this game satisfied the hunger between sessions. I can confirm it does. The initial download whets the appetite but the pay for add on is so worth it.
    Game play is a challenge but I feel that the AI rewards intelligent (I hope) and brave play.
    The available PCs increase as you succeed, their powers are not game busting but combinations can be intriguing.
    Terror alert with the Great old ones they are tough, Ithaqua is very very very tough, be prepared for PC deaths.    … Expand

Awards & Rankings

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#36 Best iOS Game of 2011
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#50 Most Discussed iOS Game of 2011

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Metascore
87

Generally favorable reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 5 out of 5
  2. Mixed: 0 out of 5
  3. Negative: 0 out of 5
  1. GameCritics
    May 20, 2012
    90
    Not only is it a great use of classic horror material with top-notch production, it's a superb portable boardgame that doesn't require the effort and schedule coordination needed to gather a group of friends on the weekend.
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  2. 4P.de
    Feb 9, 2012
    85
    This is one of the most atmospheric games I have played on the iPad so far, even though this isn't a RPG with dialogues, quests or plot but a simple turnbased game of dice against the clock that`s based on luck as well as rudimentary tactics.
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  3. AppSpy
    Nov 17, 2011
    80
    The Lovecraftian mythos is often used and abused as a cheap shortcut for instilling thrills or mystery in to an otherwise bland story or experience; not so with Elder Sign: Omens as it shows off the true terror, danger and madness of messing with the dark unknown in this chilling board game adaption.
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