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The Binding Of Isaac: Rebirth Is (Finally) Available On iOS
After many trials and tribulations, it looks like the iOS port of The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth is finally available for those who want to play it on their phones and tablets. The game is in the App Store and is priced at $14.99.
Here's the feature list:
Over 500 hours of gameplay
4 BILLION Seeded runs!
20 Challenge runs
450+ items, including 160 new unlockables
Integrated controller support for popular control pads!
Analog directional movement and speed
Tons of feature film quality animated endings
Over 100 specialized seeds
2-Player local co-op (MFi Controller required)
Over 100 co-op characters
Dynamic lighting, visual effects and art direction
All-new game engine @60FPS 24/7
All-new soundtrack and sound design
Multiple Save slots
Poop physics!
The ultimate roguelike
A bunch of achievements
Uber secrets including:
10 Playable Characters
100+ enemies, with new designs
Over 50 bosses, including tons of new and rare bosses
Rooms FULL OF POOP!
Mystic Runes
Upgradeable shops
The release follows troubles earlier this year where the game was rejected from the store for depictions of violence toward children. You can read our review of the original Binding of Isaac here.
Our Take
It's good to see one of the best roguelikes out there make its way onto one of the most popular platforms for games.
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