Fallout Miniatures 12+

Name: Fallout Miniatures
Rating: 3.3 (44 reviews)
Author: Chris Birch

Chris Birch

Designed for iPad

- 3.3 • 44 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

The official companion app for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare and Fallout: Factions by Modiphius Entertainment. Build force lists with ease, then take them into battle mode where you can track each unit alongside your tabletop game.

Jul 24, 2024

Version 2.3.2

- First units and items available for Wave 10, with more to come in future updates.
- Fallout: Factions list builder added, with free access to build a single crew from the Nuka World starter set, and unlimited access as part of the All Access subscription.
- Card layout PDF export added to FWW, courtesy of Ryan Skow, who provided the functionality to do so.
- Various bug fixes in the Settlement Tracker
- Fixed a bug with the cost override for items and perks

3.3 out of 5

44 Ratings

Could use improvement

I live the idea but paying for most of the cards Is a great way to turn people away Gonna keep it installed tho

Pretty... good

Really good if you want an easier managed battle and settlement system. Paying for every single pack about 15 bucks each is excessive. One thing I want is a custom character maker with custom stats, armors, names, picture, etc. Plus pretty much all it is is moving the rename and custom picture over and adding a blank character card. Really cool though, recommend getting so you can see the cards you don’t have.

Requires purchasing the same cards twice

Looks like a great app that is really well designed and makes some of the normal paper and pencil bookkeeping unnecessary. Unfortunately, if you have already spent the money to purchase the actual physical game card packs, you cannot use this app. You must re-purchase all of the same card packs in digital form. The digital card packs are not exactly cheap either. Very frustrating, as it basically renders the app worthless for building a force or calculating cap costs.

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