Jupiter Simulator 5.2

Reviews

2 ★, on 2017-05-07
The old version was 5 stars and was one of my favorite apps due to its simplicity. The ads completely ruined this version, they are so instusive. I understand the need to cover development costs but you could have done something different than essentially downgrading the app. It's always a poor choice to take away something that you already gave for free. Instead, you could have created new features only available in the paid version. You could also pop up occasionally your own ad asking users to register with their email address so you could email market to them instead of spamming with ads in the app. Then once the registration is complete, no more ad for registration. So essentially, you get to market to them in a more effective way than pissing people off with ads. ....and your app crashed repeatedly after the upgrade and I had to clear storage from the App Manager to fix it.

3 ★, on 2017-05-03
Very useful but now Jupiter, moons and their orbits are squashed along the vertical on my Samsung tab s2. 3 stars until it gets sorted out. Are you looking into this issue?!

3 ★, on 2016-11-03
Really good app. I'd like to suggest as an improvement the ability to change the view to inverted and/or mirror reflected to match eyepiece views for all telescopes. Edit for new version: Reduced ranking as the adverts are way too intrusive in this version. But the big one is that advertising it as "Now including shadows" is at best disingenuous and frankly misleading as when you try to use them it tells you it's a Pro feature and to buy it.

4 ★, on 2016-11-01
Love the horizon thing,and the pause, and just the moons and how small they are

5 ★, on 2016-11-14
extracelecstial...Terrestrials...ALIENS

5 ★, on 2016-09-27
I like it because you can just open the app and know which moon you are looking at