It's been a year of big surprises on small devices. I was already impressed when Bethesda showed us that you could put something as graphically intensive as the new Doom on the diminutive Nintendo Switch, but Aspyr has accomplished something almost as commendable with its wonderful iPad port of Sid Meier's Civilization VI that makes it worth reconsidering the idea that phone and tablet games shouldn’t cost as much as PC and console counterparts.
It's a bigger deal than it may sound like. Card games like Hearthstone and Elder Scrolls Legends have made successful leaps from the PC to the iPad, but for the most part iPad ports consist of old games like Baldur's Gate II or relatively simple ones like Limbo or FTL: Faster Than Light. Lately we’ve also seen ports of some of IGN’s top-rated PC and console games including The Witness and Inside, but Civilization VI represents something far more mechanically complex than any of them.
from IGN Reviews http://ift.tt/2Eb9CkS
This could be a real lead forward for personal gaming... Revolutionise gaming
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