Game is exactly how I remember it! Really brilliant! The only issue I’ve had thus far is with targeting enemies, it keeps cycling through the targets when I go to attack one, slightly frustrating at times.

I write this only 3 hours into it but it’s fantastic so far. If your a fan of KOTOR and Mass Effect then this will be familiar territory, it fell between them which shows in the combat, It’s hands on real time combat rather than the turn based fighting of KOTOR. My best advice is switch to EXPERT controls and get used to them, a question mark button lets you view the controls at anytime and with practice it lets you flow the action better than the on screen buttons. It’s quite an achievement to condense a complex control system to simple swipes, presses and holds and make it work so well. I play it on an iPad mini 2 and it’s ran it flawlessly which surprises me as it’s a very pretty game on top of the RPG number crunching. An App Store must have so far.....

I’m writing this about ten hours into the game and I’m absolutely loving it so far. The story, whilst not the best ever, is still very engaging and you definitely won’t want to skip through the dialogue like other games. There are interesting companions that you can recruit, granted not all are interesting, which makes you feel even more immersed into the world. I started feeling more connected to several of my followers, learning their stories and caring for them. The general out of combat controls are very good for a mobile game, and just in general. The combat can go either way depending on what setting you have it on. I ABSOLUTELY recommend expert controls as it feels more fluid and less button mashy. The RPG elements are just like every other bioware game. You have your good and bad side, which effects certain skills in the game. Your character does start out having to specialise in certain combat styles but by the end of the game you can nearly master everything you’d want to. Pros: Engaging StoryNice combat/ movement Good RPG elements.Interesting charactersCons:Debatably only one decision actually has an impact on the story.