#Outbank hurricanes full#
#Outbank hurricanes free#

At least make freeplay playable without completing quests or at least make the quests a lot more reasonable. I noticed that they do listen to the reviews and add almost all suggestions, but they went a little overboard with the quests. My number one favorite about this app tho is the developers. The 1933 Outer Banks hurricane lashed portions of the North Carolina and Virginia coasts less than a month after another hurricane hit the general area. There just has to be a better balance between the difficulty and just having fun. This game has very very great huge potential. They’re VERY hard and you have to circle the map multiple times for a fee quests to complete the objectives, but sometimes you cant turn anymore so you end up in land then you die after circling the map for 20 minutes. After category 1, the quest take TOO LONG to complete. I was here for the freeplay but now I find out that you HAVE to complete these quests that can take DAYS to complete. The thing is that you guys have made it WAYYY TOOOOO HARD to complete the quests. The game was a little boring before but now its spiced up.

#Outbank hurricanes full#

It’s really niche but I’d pay full price for something like this but scaled up with a good mix of arcade fun and scientific meteorology nerd stuff Really want more games like this to be created.

#Outbank hurricanes free#

“Realistic” free play is hardly realistic if you can’t turn off all the upgrades you’ve earned/paid for. The fully upgraded storms are too powerful considering the population doesn’t even try to escape the path. At Pea Island National Wildlife Refuge, water and shifting sand damaged the highway in multiple locations. Highway 12, which extends along the Outer Banks, is the only road connecting Hatteras Island to the mainland. Have a new bulletin come across the screen a la some pandemic games.īut the biggest one: allow the player to remove the upgrades after they’ve already allowed them. Flood waters from Hurricane Irene sliced through portions of Highway 12 on North Carolina’s Hatteras Island. Instead of the plain white trail include the color codings they use to signify the different categories. At the end of the storm include a map of the track of the storm. Include water temperatures to the map as well as areas of available convective energy for the storm to tap into. Even after having my house destroyed in Ida this year I still play it.Ī few suggestions, add a season mode where the goal is to create the highest ACE you can instead of just one storm causing damage/deaths.

I’m a junkie for hurricanes and hurricane history and I like to make little storylines about the hurricanes I make in the free play section of this game. I’ve played it nearly everyday since I downloaded it last year in September.