Elements for iPhone

[DEVAII]

Hi everybody

I'm starting this post because I'm an iPhone user and I think that having an app for Elements could be a nice way the enjoy more the game and also let it grown very fast.

Hope this dream may become true.

[Schlonz]

Yes that would be nice but ...

Elements is a Flash application and Flash is not supported on iOS.
Porting it to e.g. HTML5 would be too much effort for Zanzarino.
So unfortunately we won't get this App.

You could get an Android device. Then you can play Elements via web browser.

Schlonz

[Shrink]

From the Common Feature Requests (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,13750.0.html)

6 ) Mobile/Portable version of the game
Zanzarino is, at the moment a single developer, and this game itself is still being updated and improved on a regular basis.To move a game like this to the iPad would mean double the work, and as a result is quite unlikely.

Also, to create a game for the iPad, you have to buy the software necessary, or download and use the free and limiting software, which probably would not be able to recreate a game like Elements. Either way it would require much effort, learning how to use the new software and the investment into a new and expensive Mac that can run it.

[pulli23]

You should ask apple to stop bullying adobe and allow flash on iphones. - Heck there's no reason other than arbitrary "you serve for the king" behaviour of apple that flash shouldn't work.

[Higurashi]

From the Common Feature Requests (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,13750.0.html)

6 ) Mobile/Portable version of the game
Zanzarino is, at the moment a single developer, and this game itself is still being updated and improved on a regular basis.To move a game like this to the iPad would mean double the work, and as a result is quite unlikely.

Also, to create a game for the iPad, you have to buy the software necessary, or download and use the free and limiting software, which probably would not be able to recreate a game like Elements. Either way it would require much effort, learning how to use the new software and the investment into a new and expensive Mac that can run it.

Allow me to add another quote from the same sticky as I lock this thread:

Any topics that are simply restating one or more of these points, without expanding or offering new input or ideas on it will be locked.