Nodiatis

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The owner plays favorites, only listens to the big spenders. The game had potential but it’s just a who can spend more challenge at this point.

Would be 5 stars if it was integrated to mobile better. I like this style of game, like D&D or lord of lords, read along and quest, it’s actually quite fun and rewarding, and you can tell a lot of work was put into it. Tons of classes with loads of work into them, I love that. But it is a pc game and not integrated great on mobile. It’s clunky and hard to move items around, the hot bar is slightly too big and also I would rather fixed screen option with ability to zoom without throwing the screen around like a half opened browser tab on a pc. This is probably a 5 star game, but on my iPhone X, I couldn’t play past the first mission without deleting and reinstalling twice, it force closed on inventory opening and would not re open, until I reinstalled, as if it corrupted the data. I look forward to playing this one day, hopefully.

Every time I log off and close then game the next time I go to open it, it just directly crashes. I have to delete the game and re download it every time I want to play. iPad mini 4 running latest version of iOS

For all of you who like the game but hate the ui just know this game is best on the computer. I met so many great ppl here. Amazing gameplay. Glitchless is working so hard to make it better. Companions took years but their amazing. This is like the only game that actually listens to the community. This game is amazing. -Brennen P.s. geek sammiches

Nodiatis is primarily played on PC, this app though allows you to play it on the go. I use to sometimes play more than one character at a time. It’s a grown up game without all the begging little kids found in most mmos. This game takes a strategic mind and has no easy button. If you want a challenging but very rewarding game this is it.

buried deep down there is a decent looking mmo, but unfortunately it's buried beneath a god-awful UI. The game isn't optimized for mobile devices at all, and feels like attempting to play a game on safari. The experience is probably better on bigger screens, but as for iPhone users, I'd recommend staying away from this game, as you struggle with a UI that doesn't work well at all. Sure you can zoom in to make tapping things easier, but that doesn't stop the game from feeling clunky as heck. For now I'd avoid this game. It just isn't built for mobile, and as such suffers greatly for it.

Cool game! It's different from everything else, that's why I like it