The World HD

If you download 2 photos from Google image search and use zoom, that is about what you get with this app. Except you save £3. I could choose better myself, and get lots more in number. Quick access is all you get for your money. The photos look low in detail on their own advert - and are when you buy it.

Offline map of the world and a map of each country together with lots of information. Great.

Excellent offline Atlas. Enjoy the raster image format and how the countries are broken down into individual maps with greater detail once tapped. I use this everyday at work and it provides exactly the information I require every time. I bought this in 2017 and over the last 5 years it has more than justified its purchase price.

My go-to app for world geography. I have become obsessed with Worldle and use this app all the time to learn more about the countries I’m identifying through playing that game. Really lovely to look at and easy to use. My one (minor) issue is that the search function takes me to a list of countries from which I select the one I’m interested in; I can’t see a way of searching for a specific city or other feature, although this might just be my incompetence! The graphics are beautifully rendered and the information really useful. Thank you!

I’m a pilot, I fly all over the world, and there’s nothing like having a good proper atlas to to see where’s where and so on. I think this app is excellent. I particularly like the fact it’s downloaded and thus can be used off line - for obvious reasons in my case, 🙂, but I use it at home too. I’d recommend it to everyone.

This is an atlas not a street map. It does what it is very well. The supporting information is very comprehensive. There is a place search and the individual country detail is very good. I find it invaluable in completing general information crossword puzzles.

This is just a map. That’s all. And not even a detailed map. You don’t even get state borders on the US map. No detail. Rio-off.

This is a very well conceived and executed reworking of a standard atlas for the small screen, with the advantages that touch control can bring. A world atlas is an obvious must-have reference tool for tablets and phones, but a category which in the main is poorly served. Some of the more ambitious world atlases that I purchased in the past (National Geographic, Collins) have failed to update. This one fills the gap. It is more straightforward and no less informative. From the world map (choice of political or physical) to a zoomable country map in a tap, and from there to detailed and extensive data, organised systematically. No adverts, no extra charges. Info pages on the app itself. My only criticism is one that often applies to paper atlas: big countries get less detail that small ones.

Zero punctuation in many text sections, making them hard to read.

Provides sufficient detail for me and has lots of useful information about the countries. Would have been nice you could search for places but for little money its good value.