Cornucopia - Minecraft SG Aid

Android App Analysis and Review: Cornucopia - Minecraft SG Aid, Developed by Swiftdroid. Listed in Tools Category. Current Version Is 1.4.0, Updated On 14/12/2013 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Cornucopia - Minecraft SG Aid. Achieved Over 50 thousand Installs. Cornucopia - Minecraft SG Aid Currently Has 840 Reviews, Average Rating 3.7 Stars

Introduction

THIS IS A GUIDE, NOT A GAME

» Cornucopia – Minecraft SG Aid « is for all Minecraft Survival Games (MCSG™) players, both skilled and novice. Its purpose is to serve the community with useful information regarding Minecraft game mechanics, maps, statistics, and items. We aim to represent the great MCSG™ service though an equally great smartphone application.

Note:
Forum feature is in development and will be released as soon as possible, however only basic operations will be available until MCSG™ releases a public API.

Home:

● Clean and simple dashboard layout
● One-click access to all sections
● First time users are presented with overlay tutorial screens

Maps:

● Top-down view of all Minecraft Survival Games (MCSG™) maps
● Online maps for a smaller application
● Offline syncing of maps
● Markings for important objects
○ Chests
○ Workbenches
○ Enchanting Tables
● Supports multi-touch pinch-to-zoom
● Regular one finger touch-panning

Stats:

● Search for any Minecraft user
● Display of selected player’s appearance
● Show MCSG™ statistics for chosen player
○ Rank
○ Bounty
○ Wins
○ Losses
○ Killstreak
○ Win/Loss Rate
○ Kill/Death Ratio
○ Total Time Played

Forum:

● Work In Progress

Items:

● Clean swipe- and scrollable interface
● List of all relevant items
○ Weapons
○ Armors
○ Foods
○ Utilities
● Additional information on items
○ Damage
○ Defence
○ Food Points (Saturation)
○ Usage

ColorBar:

The visible “ColorBar” in all sections provides quick navigation between each activity. Operation of the element is executed by touching the bar and dragging either left or right to the item of interest. The choice is selected by releasing the user’s finger on any but current section.

Credits:

Erik Hughes – Swiftwork:
Project Leading, Development and Design

Tobias Wrangberth – datwr
Design and Testing

Rasmus Salomonsson – Bigmur
Resource Gathering and Testing

Joel Salomonsson – josal001
Design