Darkfield 12+

Name: Darkfield
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)
Author: Darkfield

Immersive Audio Experiences‪.‬

Darkfield

Designed for iPhone

- 3.7 • 3 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Season 1 is back!

Darkfield is an app built to deliver immersive audio experiences for audiences at home. They are both for single and multiple players and are only available at certain times. All you need is a pair of headphones and an internet connection. Turn off the lights and close your eyes and allow the familiar to slip away.

Sep 13, 2022

Version 1.5

Minor bug fixes.

3.7 out of 5

3 Ratings

The future of in home entertainment

I mean, wow. Just with some regular ear buds and my phone I can be mesmerized by the best binaural and Immersive audio I’ve ever heard. Who knew that was possible ! The possibilities seem endless and impressed this is now including multi-player interactivity and AI elements.

A big ask

I will be honest, in that I have not heard/participated in any of the “shows.” I downloaded the app because I love immersive audio experiences, and this intrigued me. But after downloading, it became apparent that the creators may not be in tune with the times.

Everything you can do is based on faith. Not in the religious sense, in that I had to create an account, had to enable notifications, just to get into the app itself. Once I got there, there were no past shows to listen to. The only option (other than a 3 minute audio test), was to buy tickets to an upcoming show (and there was only one), that I would also need a partner to buy a ticket for as well. And for $10?! Without past shows, I don’t even know what I’m paying for up front! And I the immense vast majority of people that listen to audio dramas like this do so alone. And I’m top of that, apparently it only airs at a set time? As if the creators haven’t been aware of regular TV losing customers to streaming and on demand services in droves because you can control when you consume content?

To sum it up, this looks like it’s the first review, and I imagine it’s because of similar experiences to mine. At least movies have trailers. I have no idea what you’re asking me to pay for when I can’t even listen when I want alone.

The developer, Darkfield, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.