Windows Phone App Review: Skyrim Guide

Skyrim is a pop, addictive game that is available on your Xbox 360 panel (too as PC and Playstation 3). Skyrim Guide is a rather nice resource guide for the panel game that is available over at the Windows Phone Marketplace.

I've just discovered Skyrim and there is a lot to this game. Every where you turn an new cave, village, or encampment pops up.Skyrim Guide is designed to help you make heads and tales of all the quests, skills, character types, spells and other aspects of the game. Having all this information on your Windows Phone may help you avoid taking an pointer to the knee.

Skyrim Guide's main pages are spread across 3 screen. You take your index page for all the categories of data, an nigh folio, and a disclaimer page that basically says the app is not affiliated with Skyrim's developers.

The alphabetize page has tiles to look up information on quests, skills, characters, spells, bestiary and achievements. Just tap on one of the tiles and you are sent to detailed pages on each. You volition accept either an alpha list of information or a series of side-swipable pages.

For example with quests, you will pull up an alphabetical listing of all the quests in the game of Skyrim. Tap on a quest and y'all'll pull up summary, groundwork, walkthrough, and issues listing pages. Skills on the other hand has multiple pages for each skill set (combat, magic, stealth, etc.) that lists each individual skill in that category, which (when tapped) in turn will pull up more particular. Each category contains a healthy amount of information and while I wouldn't have minded seeing a more than uniformed layout, what's in place works.

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While I liked Skyrim Guide, in that location is room for comeback. In that location is a lot of information with this app and to go to it ways you have to drill down a ways. All of which means you lot have to hit the back button several times to return to the main pages. I remember a "home" push button would a welcomed improvement and make navigation a little easier.

And while I'thou in a suggesting mood, Skyrim Guide lacks a search feature. I retrieve with the book of information the app contains, a keyword search would be helpful when you're not exactly sure what you're looking for.

This may be a footling on the picky side simply the application also needs to make better use of paragraphs. Some of the details are rather extensive (mainly the walk throughs) but lacks paragraphs. This gives the app somewhat of a chaotic experience to information technology and makes post-obit the data a lilliputian challenging (particularly when you're trying to play the game). Paragraphs would give things a cleaner expect and make the text easier to scan.

While there is room for improvement with Skyrim Guide it is a very dainty app to help you lot work your fashion through the near endless game play of Skyrim. While Skyrim Guide may not prevent a dragon from devouring your character, it may help you avoid making a wrong turn.

Skyrim Guide is a free, ad back up app that yous tin grab here at the Windows Phone Marketplace.

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