Alone in the Dark® app for iPhone and iPad
4.8 (
1328 ratings )
Games
Entertainment
Action
Adventure
Developer: Atari
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.1, last update: 7 years agoFirst release : 20 May 2014
App size: 302.71 Mb
Solve the mystery behind the suspicious death of Jeremy Hartwood! Inspired by H.P. Lovecraft, Alone in the Dark® was originally released for PC in 1992. This action-adventure horror 3D game was the first of its kind inspiring future franchises in the Survival Horror genre.
SURVIVE
Complete challenges and puzzles deep within the lugubrious Hartwood mansion to make it out alive.
CONTROLS
Choose to play as the private detective, Edward Cornby, or Jeremys niece, Emily Hartwood, with new controls fitted for your mobile device.
Experience the horror now on iOS!
Pros and cons of Alone in the Dark® app for iPhone and iPad
Alone in the Dark® app good for
Très bien, j attends avec impatience alone in the dark 2 qui reste mon favori!
A Great Classic! Awesome game, but I have some suggestions to improve it.
1- Urgently improve controls, such add a dynamic trackball, not separated directional buttons and also, add a run button and make action buttons a lil bit bigger
2- correct some bugs;
3- launch the AITDs trilogy
I am happy this game is on IOS and I am glad they where able to fully incorporate it into out on the go rushed lives. Though the texture quality is what some say bad looking past that it comes with good gameplay and a great idea for a game.
Some bad moments
On iPhone 4s, you havent the Button on the bottom right to start a new game. Block at the home screen. Cool....
Great game but once i reach the point to enter the tunnel (in the seller) the game blocks and make my character always turn back . As result i can not go at the lower level
I am even reluctant to call this a "port", as there seem to have been zero efforts in adapting the game to touch controls. Someone just made the code compile on iOS and called it a day. The controls are are absolutely awful, no touch controls at all not even in the menus. The option to close the game is called "Quit to DOS".
Upon first launch you are forced to watch the games credits.
I am thankful I only paid a dollar for this game. Your time and money will be better spent on anything, a-ny-thing else.
I would like to play this classic, but the confirm button seems to be non-existent on my 4s.
This port doesnt seem to have all the textures. The PC models and other interactive world objects stick out from the background bitmap a because they are only flat shaded polygons. Back on my old 486, those polygons had textures.
The sound emulation is buggy. The MIDI synthesis sounds like a cheap 8bit FM card, and PCM effects lead to hisses and pops.
Controls -- they are placed only in a good place for an iPhone-sized device. There is no option to adjust the control placement on iPad.
Great port of a classic game but seriously could have used some touchscreen upgrades, I mean it even asks if you want to exit to DOS.