Elder Sign: Omens for iPhone

Name: Elder Sign: Omens for iPhone
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 3.6 (69 reviews)
Author: Fantasy Flight Games

By: Fantasy Flight Games App

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Overview

Version:

1.5.0

Last updated: 2017-06-12

Ranking

#170,605 ▼ 143

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Elder Sign: Omens for iPhone puts you in control of up to four investigators as you defend the world from malevolent Ancient Ones. Build your team, explore a shifting museum, and tackle arcane tasks in a tense, story-driven board game experience adapted for mobile.

This release updates the game for 64-bit iOS devices. Note that Elder Sign: Omens for iPad is sold separately and is compatible only on iPads. There are adjustable difficulty modes featuring classic threats like Yig, Azathoth, and Cthulhu via in-app purchases, with streamlined play and increased peril.

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By:

Fantasy Flight Games

Rating:

3.60

(69)

Version:

1.5.0 Last updated: 2017-06-12

Version code:

841401930

Creation date:

2011-11-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

392.50MB

Price:

0.99

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-25

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Ranking

# 170,605 ▼ 143

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Developed by:

Fantasy Flight Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elder-sign-omens-for-iphone/id475404533

Website:

http://www.fantasyflightgames.com/edge_minisite.asp?eidm=187&enmi=Elder%20Sign:%20Omens

User Reviews

A beloved board-game port praised for its atmosphere, faithful mechanics, and depth, with solo and expansion-driven replayability. Yet it's plagued by long load times, bugs, and balance concerns due to heavy luck, along with unskippable intros and stagnant support. Overall, fans enjoy the theme and strategic feel but want updates and polish.

Pros

Faithful, well-ported adaptation of the board game with a strong Lovecraftian atmosphere.
Deep gameplay that blends luck (dice) with strategy; each investigator has unique abilities.
Expansions add more encounters, increasing replayability and challenge.
Supports solo play with a single investigator (and cooperative play).
Immersive theme and setting that captures the tabletop feel.

Cons

Frequent bugs, crashes, freezes, long load times, and audio issues across devices.
Dice-driven balance problems; luck often overwhelms strategy and makes winning feel difficult.
Lack of ongoing updates/support; appears abandoned for years.
Unskippable lengthy intro/cinematic sequences and other UX annoyances (e.g., not easily skipable content).
Sound issues and other performance problems persist after updates.

Recent reviews

I’m not sure how I feel about this game. The graphics and gameplay are good. It takes a game or two to get used to the interface. However, this game is much harder than the board game. In this version you get four investigators…that’s it. If they all die you loose. Elder Signs are now 20 trophies instead of 10. And there’s no way you can convince me that the dice rolling is actually random here. Need skulls? You’ll roll anything but - even with items. Need scrolls? Haha. No. You’ll get terror and investigation and like it. I beat Yig once. I’m honestly not even sure it’s possible to beat the other ones. Which I suppose means that this game accurately simulates the hopelessness of fighting eldritch entities.

by Th*****, 2026-09-14

Its fun, but i disagree with the statement from the dev saying “some games arnt ment to be beat” the fact that its hard coded some playthroughs are programmed to be doomed from the start is unfair. it takes all the skill out of the game and has you wondering through out the whole playthrough if this is one of them. i wish they would get rid of the doomsday patch and revert it back to how it used to be to be upon release. having the game autodecide if youll win or lose at the start, regardless of the probabilities, is unfair and takes away from the experience.