Dear Paizo,

Releasing the Critical Hit and Fumble decks for iOS is awesome. I only have one demand...

ANDROID. ASAP.

Sincerely,
Someone who uses their Android Tablet as an electronic character sheet.

PS: I do have an iTouch, and I'll be getting them on that. I just prefer to only drain one device's battery at a time.

ANDROID. ASAP.

Mine is a request rather than a demand, but...

+1.

Just bought both icrit and ifumble. Fantastic apps!

Can you please develop a similar app for the Game Mastery Plot Twist Cards?

+1.

+2 I'm an Android user and I'd love to see some Paizo lovin' for my OS of choice.

And maybe an iCombat Pad.

Actually. the Combat pad, Crit, & Fumble need to be packaged as one app.

And maybe an iCombat Pad.

Actually. the Combat pad, Crit, & Fumble need to be packaged as one app.

There are less iPhone users than Android, I wonder what the logic of not going android was?

xorial wrote:

And maybe an iCombat Pad.

Actually. the Combat pad, Crit, & Fumble need to be packaged as one app.

There are less iPhone users than Android, I wonder what the logic of not going android was?

Probably because iOS users (not simply iPhone) > Android users. I'm sure eventually it will come out for the Android market however.

Probably because iOS users (not simply iPhone) > Android users. I'm sure eventually it will come out for the Android market however.

That is incorrect; there are many more devices with Android then with iOS.

Though I think that Apps still do better on Itunes then they do on The Android Market.

There are of course other issues with Android Phone market, the disparity of different OS versions across all the phones is not helpful and the security issues with Androids are not helpful.

xorial wrote:

And maybe an iCombat Pad.

Actually. the Combat pad, Crit, & Fumble need to be packaged as one app.

There are less iPhone users than Android, I wonder what the logic of not going android was?

Partly because when the apps started development (about 2years ago) there was only really iPhone apps

I'm a bit surprised they only ported it to one platform as well, but I'm sure they've got a Java coder on board getting em up to speed. Probably just late to the game as Enlighten said.

That is incorrect; there are many more devices with Android then with iOS.

Though I think that Apps still do better on Itunes then they do on The Android Market.

There are of course other issues with Android Phone market, the disparity of different OS versions across all the phones is not helpful and the security issues with Androids are not helpful.

I will have to respectfully disagree since as of June 6, 2011 there were over 200 million devices sold with iOS. Best numbers I could find for the same date had Android with ~110 million devices. I do understand that it has been another month, but I would be hard pressed to believe in one month's time over 90 million Android devices were sold.

I will have to respectfully disagree since as of June 6, 2011 there were over 200 million devices sold with iOS. Best numbers I could find for the same date had Android with ~110 million devices. I do understand that it has been another month, but I would be hard pressed to believe in one month's time over 90 million Android devices were sold.

Doing Google search for articles just this month I am seeing a Wide range of numbers that just don't seem to agree with each other.

When it comes to Smartphones it seems Android is way ahead, but when you add in Devices such as the iTouch *Which Android does not have a comparable product with* it doubles the iOS market. I have not seen any reliable numbers when it comes to both adding iOS Tablets *Which are still in the lead* and Android tablets.

I will have to respectfully disagree since as of June 6, 2011 there were over 200 million devices sold with iOS.

We can go round and round on this with no clear winner. And while Asmodeus's Dad is correct that more iOS devices have been sold over the long haul, it is clear that the rate of change in consumer's overall desire and recent purchasing habits is for android devices.

But the bottom line is that some customers are asking for Android Apps instead of iOS apps. That sound be the most important part of this discussion. That and the iOS users telling us that the app is great/terrible/a godsend/etc.

Android please? really dont want to buy an ipod just because of this lol.

Yeah, Parable, and I don't want to have to by a PC just to get Hero Lab software. It's that kind of world.

As a future feature suggestion:

1) Allow you to choose which cards are available (sometimes I don't want a specific card to show up)

2) Allow us to create custom cards that get mixed in

3) Definitely combine the two apps into one.