The Voyage of Ulysses for iOS

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*Kirkus Reviews STAR - Editor's Choice Award 2013 Children's Technology Review - 2013 BolognaRagazziDigital Award Finalist - 2012 Cybil Awards...
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*Kirkus Reviews STAR - Editor's Choice Award 2013 Children's Technology Review - 2013 BolognaRagazziDigital Award Finalist - 2012 Cybil Awards...

*Kirkus Reviews STAR - Editor's Choice Award 2013 Children's Technology Review - 2013 BolognaRagazziDigital Award Finalist - 2012 Cybil Awards Finalist. A LITTLE ODYSSEY IN 26 SUPER INTERACTIVE SCENESYoull find Ulysses waiting for you under the walls of the city of Troy, ready to launch the last attack together before finally setting sail for Ithaca! The voyage is long and full of surprises, including storms, magic spells, sirens, giants, heroes, and beautiful women But theres no way he can make it without you. Youll have to take him by the hand and help him overcome various obstacles. No one is too small, too big, or too timid for this incredible adventure. Just find the courage to touch, tilt, and shake the magic tablet! And if you think this is girls stuff, well, when you see Penelope, the mysterious Circe and the beautiful Calypso, you might change your mind. All aboard? Were off!Features-Interactivityan array of interactive elements, with touch-sensitive animation and sound effects, moving figures you can interact with, objects you can throw and drag, or move by tilting your iPad-Original author illustrations-Specially composed soundtrack-English and Italian versions-English and Italian narration-2D/3D engine with physical support, particle systems, shaders, flares and lots more besides, developed specifically for this appAnd, whats more, curiosities about Greek myths and historical figures, from Polyphemus to Scylla and Charybdis, from Aeolus to the Trojan horse.