Whitechapel Hideout Generator app for iPhone and iPad
4.4 (
464 ratings )
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Developer: iNigma
2.99 USD
Current version: 2.0.3, last update: 6 years agoFirst release : 22 Jan 2012
App size: 57.55 Mb
Official add-on expansion for the board games Letters from Whitechapel and Whitechapel™ Letters from Hell. This isnt a stand-alone game.
This app let you play the optional rules Hideout Generator and Catch Me, If You Can. With the Hideout Generator, the Jack player can choose his Hideout at random during the point six of the set up rules. It can be played in 4 difficulty level: Normal, Easy, Medium and Hard. By turning on the option Catch Me, If You Can the Hideout will not be chosen between squares adjacent to the red ones.
Suggested to very experienced Jack players
Latest reviews of Whitechapel Hideout Generator app for iPhone and iPad
Addition to the boardgame
This is ok for what it does. It seams to have very limited choices depending on difficulty chosen. I also wish it had some additional features.
This is ok for what it does. It seams to have very limited choices depending on difficulty chosen. I also wish it had some additional features.
Terrible App
This app is nothing more than paying $3 to choose a space on the board. Do not buy this. Im disappointed there isnt even a map function. Avoid this app.
This app is nothing more than paying $3 to choose a space on the board. Do not buy this. Im disappointed there isnt even a map function. Avoid this app.
Why?
I purchased this app while learning the game, on the faulty assumption that it might be useful (since the rule book is vague and short on the whys). I went through several iterations under each difficulty setting, and Ill be damned if I can see any underlying logic. Might as well throw a dart at the board. Money back, please.
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I purchased this app while learning the game, on the faulty assumption that it might be useful (since the rule book is vague and short on the whys). I went through several iterations under each difficulty setting, and Ill be damned if I can see any underlying logic. Might as well throw a dart at the board. Money back, please.