FEER

This game is a must play. It is the best audio game I’ve seen for the iPhone since the days of papa sangre The sounds are well-made and make the gaming experience 10 times better. Running is limitless, and in addition to going up levels, the player tries to increase their high score. Each level gives three different challenges that are incredible two. The challenges allow the game player to use their brain to figure out the quickest and best way to solve them. It is entertaining enough to play over and over, I’ve played it every day since I downloaded it. I also can’t put my iPhone down once I start playing it. People who write games like this should truly be recognized, because games like this are so few and far between. I really appreciate the time it took to create such a masterpiece, and I would be happy to download any more apps created by this company. If you download this app you will not regret it.

I really love this game. Good audio games are very hard to find and this one hit a home run for me. I have just a few ideas that would make this game better. First, there should be a difficulty level setting. This would give the more experienced players more of a challenge. The other thing is that the forest should have something like the bridge in the factory. Maybe putting canyons or something like that on the path with logs to cross them. It would make for more of a challenge in the forest. It was a great idea to add to the factory. Also, I think introducing a power up that kills a group of zombies at a time like a nuke would be really fun. Upgrading it could increase the distance of the blast, killing more zombies. These are just my ideas. Thank you for a great game.

This is a good game, but somehow, I wish it were in real time play. That is, you would control the game with your own body, either running in place and/or jumping and sliding. This is just to get yourself more active, so maybe, hook it up to the Xbox or something with connect? Even with an apple watch version, you could do that I’d think. It’s good otherwise, though. I wish the response time were that much faster, though/seems to lag at times when swiping on the iPhone’s screen. Ashleigh Piccinino P.S. there should be a free version of the factory theme, just to try it/game should be all in one after the initial price but well worth it. I might use it in my future teaching career/has some things I could use in my classroom.

Hi. I want to say this is, hands down, the best endless runner there is for the blind. I love both themes, and I also love how the mission levels make you have a challenge to go along with it. If there was one suggesttion I had, it would maybe be in the tutorial of the factory theme, when you say that the bridges are metal, change the footsteps to the sound of the bridge when you are in the propper lane, because that would help some of us realize what was needed, without giving it away completely, because if we're in the wrong lane, it will still sound different, but then when we hear the sound, we could think, oh, that's how I pass. Again, just a suggesttion, and I still love the game.

I've played some runners in the past (or games that share many runner mechanics) but Feer is the first true runner I've played on iOS. It is immersively designed: gripping without being graphic, addictive without being annoying, satisfying without being soporific. It is a challenging game that requires concentration and twitch-based gameplay. The last game I played (my best yet) I died because I swiped the wrong way during a four swipe combo move. It's really quite good. At this time, however I cannot rate it four stars. The developer has responded to my concern, but I am still occasionally losing Lights (the internal coinage of the game, only earnable through playing). Furthermore, I do wish that the swipes would move my character a little sooner. Perhaps it's built in, but there seems to be a quarter-second delay from swipe to execution. And the character doesn't immediately move from lane to lane, high to low, though this could be a feature rather than a bug (taking time to sidestep, for example, rather than it being immediate). All of that being said, I've bought the game and have played little else for some time. That is probably the highest praise I, personally, can give.