Etherfields Script Book Narrat

★★★★★ Working well so far! Useful not needing to look things up in the book all the time. A couple of suggestions for improvements: - Provide an option to turn off the audio narrative. I don't need someone reading this out to me (even though the narrative seems to be well done) so I have to turn the volume down on my phone every time I run the app. In the toggle for male/female voice, just add a third option to turn it off - When you select the field to enter a paragraph number, automatically clear what is already there - at the moment you have to delete the previous entry every time - Using an android phone, pressing the Tick button on the keyboard should automatically select the entry (at the moment it just removes the keyboard, and you have to press the magnifying glass to go to the entry) - When selecting the new entry, it doesn't default the view to the top of the new text (probably doesn't reset the scroll bar if you were previously reading a long entry and the new entry is also long) Even in its current state, it is a really useful accompaniment to the game - thank you!

★★☆☆☆ Great idea, but it's in Spanish with no way of changing language. Edited for clarification: I have a Galaxy Note 10. It reads all the written words in a female spanish voice with no way to change the settings. On my Chromebook it works fine, but I've noticed several entries are different from the actual script in the book.

★★☆☆☆ It's not a real narration. This is just a robotic voice badly reading it the text. No performance or subtlety or nuance. No atmosphere. I know the developer probably put a fair bit of work into it, but I can't even say it's better than nothing. I think this will pull me out of the mood of the game, rather than help in any way. It's particularly bad at reading out the instructions included within the texts.

★★☆☆☆ It's not possible to choose reader with Fire HD 10. In current version a Japanese voice tries to read all the English text for me. If choosing reader was an option, this might be very handy tool, though.