Well, in the post that started this discussion, I neglected to say anything about Fruitpot. That game is free but there are things you can purchase, but absolutely, that is not necessary to get the full enjoyment out of the game. Naturally, it isn’t as action-packed as Feer, but if you like slot machine-type games, Fruitpot will more than suffice. The real fun begins after you buy out all the stores, which does take awhile unless you just can’t wait and purchase lots of chips, which I’ve never done. At any rate, after you buy out all the stores, you’ve won the game and can then buy out as many stores as you want. This means that after you buy out a store at this juncture, the store resets so you can buy it out again, getting the symbol again and again for that store. I concentrate on getting the watermelon, available at the Motorcycle store, and the pineapple, available at the aircraft store. That one is far more expensive in chips than is the watermelon. Those two are extra fruit that aren’t available when you first start playing the game.
There are some extra goodies in the game, and well worth exploring.
Fruitpot was taken from the app store for awhile but I’m glad to say it’s back now. There was a purge of gambling games for a time for some reason.
Anyway, that pretty much caps off my discussion of my two iPhone games.
That’s true.
Hmm, strange, Samantha comes up when I turn off VoiceOver. Feer is best played without VoiceOver.
Nice. But when I updated to ios15.5 on my ipad back in 2022, I get an english uk mail voice for feer.
Fruitpot and now its sequel Fruitpot 2 need VoiceOver turned on.
Feer, on the other hand, is actually better with VoiceOver off, due to the direct touch crap that was introduced some time back by iOS. With VoiceOver off you won’t have to worry about it saying direct touch area and causing you to get killed by the next enemy that comes along.
Samantha comes on when VoiceOver is off.
Are these games both self-voiced? Or do you need to have voice over in the background.