Norse Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Rocket Splash Games
First release : 01 Aug 2012
App size: 4.95 Mb
Norse Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference App offers a detailed reference app covering the Ancient Nose Gods and other Mythological figures. Also included is Trivia, so learn all about the gods from the app then test yourself to see what you learned. Have the information covering all of Norse Mythology right in the palm of your hands.
A great app to grab for anyone taking Arts or Humanities classes, anyone learning about Ancient Norse Mythology, or general fans of Ancient Norse. Also for fans of the popular norse gods Thor, Loki, Odin and other figures.
Features:
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• Huge database of all the Norse Gods and Mythological figures
• Intuitive and elegant Ancient Norse inspired design
• Search through using keywords
• Universal App - Useable on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad
• Trivia! With three different difficulties to test your knowledge.
• Bookmark you favorite gods and creatures to save for later
• Gods and other mythological figures are sorted alphabetically
• Also includes images of Ancient Norse figures
• No internet connection required!
Also make sure to check out Greek Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference and Egypt Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference.
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Latest reviews of Norse Gods & Mythology Pocket Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Very limited info. Lists main figures of Norse myth, but omits the vast majority, from Valkyries to dwarves, with no mention of many personalities, stories or themes of Norse myth. Not recommended.
Skip this app and do a web search instead. This is far from a "huge database" with detailed information.
Theres not much going on here, not worth the money should be free.
Good app with lots of knowledge and good art but not worth the money.
If Im going to pay for an app Id at least assume to get a complete list. In the section for Bor it mentions three other gods - Buri, Bestla and Bolthon. None of which have descriptions. Its quite useless in the end.