Asia Wisdom Collection - Universal App

It's one of those games that comes along in years and you remember it for a lifetime, like monkey island,day of the tentacle and full throttle. I'll call him Randy the emotional robot. User friendly 8/10 Game play 8/10 Graphics - 10/10 Music - 10/10 Originality - 10/10 I haven't figured out the storyline yet, I guess that's one of the best parts, the game unfolds with each puzzle you solve and gets challenging with ever evolving puzzles. Obviously it's one hell of an original idea. I don't have to repeat this but this game is essential for iPad owners. I can't answer as to why it's not released for ipad1. Those guys who are having a challenging time if the game keeps shutting down or not loading, firstly, delete some apps you don't use, free up some space, let the iPad breathe. Secondly double tap the home button and shutdown the extra running apps. Frees up iPads mind to focus on running the game smoothly. Thirdly, update the game if there are or were any updates. Fourthly, sit back and enjoy the game. My best moment: the sad dude in the prison. Try talking to him :) My best music part : telescope and watch room right before you step out into the open. My best scene : clock tower area. I'd love to have a painting like that! Awesome awesome! Pros : addictive, cheaper then the pc version. Cons : challenging puzzle can eat up your good neurons. Things needed. A good weekend, some juice, a good headset:)

I'm begining to recognize Alex's signature all over the AppStore. When I ran into a simple, useful and clean app I know it has to be from Alex. As usual this app is very easy to use. It has a frendly interface and it's very intuitive. Reading is very confortable and you have many useful instruments: bookmarks, jump from a chapter to another, and also you can set up the application to take you right where you left the reading. Clever huh? I have to admit that I'm not such a fan of reading in english but the collection is great and all the asian culture lovers will find in here all the representatives books! It will become boring to add my congrats to Alex all over again. But the good work has to be apreciate alway. So, great work and I suggest to buy this collection also!

This app seems to be well thought out, very easy to read. Definately worth the paltry sum of it's purchase. Lots of features and there seem to be regular updates. This is one of the better apps I have purchased, you will not be disappointed.

Good concept but James Legge's translation of the Tao Te Ching is by far the worst translation available. I have in text form probably 20 English translations of this text so I think may be a fair judge. I understand that because of its age, this may be the only one you can use without paying for it, but if you can find even one other version, it will be better than his. I downloaded this app for the Tao Te Ching and was disappointed to see this version. At the least you should mention in the description which translators are being used for each text. Other recommendations would be the Dhammapada, Faith in Mind (hsin hsin ming), the Platform Sutra, Diamond Sutra, Lotus Sutra, The Chuang Tzu, Robert Blyth's translations of 101 Zen Stories and Bassho's poetry. Cheers.

This app is great, I read all these books a couple a times a month, so can't beat having them all under one app, thank you great additions to this collection would be the Hagakure and the Art Of Peace