• Hunt Begins For Mac 2017

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2. Mar 09, 2018  Personally, I faced this situation when I want to pause Netflix movie on Mac which is placed few steps away from me. At that time I thought a good remote control app for Mac is a life saver for the scenario. Then my hunt began for a good remote control app for my Mac.

Controlling Mac from your iPhone is not a new thing. From the past few years, the Apple ecosystem is evolved and the connectivity between devices is so much advanced with the help of apps. If you are looking for a good remote for Mac over iPhone then this article is for you. During our usage at least one time we feel lazy to connect or navigate Mac from a distance. Personally, I faced this situation when I want to pause Netflix movie on Mac which is placed few steps away from me. At that time I thought a good remote control app for Mac is a life saver for the scenario.

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Then my hunt began for a good remote control app for my Mac. So, I started searching for a remote for Mac app not only for media controls, which control my Mac system settings and other purposeful options too. How to use Remote for Mac app? To get started, first you need to download 2 apps. First, download the companion Remote for Mac app from. After installing, it starts working from your Mac menu bar. Now install the app on your iOS device.

To add a device, go to Mac Menu bar and click on the Remote Control icon, now click on “Show QR code” option. Now open your iOS device app and scan the QR code showing on the Mac. That’s it, now you connected your iOS device to Mac. Here the real game begins. After connecting the iOS device to the Mac you can use your iPhone as a remote for Mac. It can replace your media center Keyboard If you are using Mac as a media center for watching videos and movies, this app will help you as a remote for media center.

You can really watch movies on Mac at a distance and play, skip and pause the options from iPhone. Other Options The user interface of Remote for Mac is very easy to understand.

The top and bottom part of the screen dedicated to the toggling options. The middle of the screen is for using the particular option you chose. Apart from media controls, this app offers system actions too. At the bottom of the app, it has options for every controllable thing on Mac. The first section contains Media controls, the Input section contains touchpad, the third section contains Apps. In the app section it shows a list of supportive apps, clicking on each app shows a list of options which are executable on your Mac. For example, you can start an app, bring to front, add to favorites, quit, force quit and many more options from your iOS device.

Conclusion Overall, it is a great app to operate your Mac from iPhone or iPad. I personally liked the touchpad option iPhone, this makes very comfortable using touchpad from a distance. The Remote for Mac comes in both free and paid versions. The free version is ad-enabled and has limited options.

The paid version unlocks all the features and ad-free.

Thank you for an amazing campaign! We are amazed at the huge response to our project, and truly thankful for the support of all of our friends, family, and the Kickstarter community! All boxed copies of the game will contain the following stretch goals:. Thicker Playing Pieces. High Quality Bluecore Cards.

10 Player Shields. 10 Planet Effect Tokens. Squeeze Trap Card. Modular Board. Dimension Rip Card. Tertalje & Vlachlos Aliens. Barren Planet Hex.

C Wormhole Tiles. Singularity Gate Hex.

A History of the Biocosm. Dark Resonator Card. 6 game variants including Counterfeit Ovoid, which adds 3 new cards. Chaosmos is a 2-4 player card-driven strategy game with miniatures, playable in 60-90 minutes.

In Chaosmos, you are an alien on a desperate quest to find and secure the most important object in the history of the biocosm – The Ovoid. You'll traverse the galaxy, exploring planets and battling other players to build up a strategic hand of cards. As you progress through the game, you'll gather weapons and tactical equipment that help you discover, gain control of, and protect The Ovoid. This mysterious artifact is your civilization's last hope for survival, and you will have to use deception, misdirection, and strategy to outwit your opponents and possess it at the exact moment the universe collapses! By carefully balancing your hand of cards, spending your turn actions wisely, and cleverly using your alien powers, you'll maintain a grasp on the state of the game while plunging everyone else into chaos. Rulebook: Print & Play: Quick-Start Rules (on BoardGameGeek). New Mechanic - Area-Specific Envelopes: Chaosmos uses a unique system in which each of the planets on the game board has a corresponding envelope of cards. When you land on a planet, you can take any of the cards there, leave behind cards you don't need, and hide cards for later.

Hunt Begins For Mac 2017

Special tactical cards can be left face-up to protect that planet from your rivals. Alien Powers: Each player controls an alien character with powerful unique abilities that reflect their culture and personality. Atturnuk the Brutal may bludgeon enemies, while Drusu the Scryer can use telepathy to scout the Ovoid from afar. Open World: Chaosmos is a sandbox-style game that gives you the freedom to explore many paths to victory. Each turn you can move in any direction, exploring new planets and choosing how to adapt your strategy as you discover new equipment.

You can test out cool gadgets, protect caches of items, stock up on weapons, or anything else you can imagine. The Ovoid: All players are vying for control of one singular victory card - the Ovoid. You'll have to carefully time your strategies to hold the Ovoid in the final turn to win. Card Interaction: Cards will move organically around the planets, as players find uses for them. Most cards go back to your hand after you play them, allowing you to use them multiple times. By paying attention to what your opponents play, you can pick up cards that counter their strategies, giving you an edge the next time you encounter them. 'I don't know that I've ever played a game like this before!

– Tom Vasel “The best space game I have ever played.” – Ryan B. (BoardGameGeek) 'The guys from Mirror Box Games made a miracle.a completely new game system.' - Kitanota “The most fun I have ever had playing a board game.” - The Nerdburger Podcast “It tells a story. It's gripping. It's something you talk about long after you've played it.” - UndeadViking “Lots of intrigue, surprises, and trickery!” – Bryan Pope (Designer, Mage Wars) “You get that Magic: The Gathering mind game feel without having to learn a ton of cards.” – David W. (BoardGameGeek) “We are battling, exploring planets, laying traps, teleporting, cloaking, slingshotting things around the universe, all while trying to keep our opponents off-balance.

Can you tell I’m a fan?” - LordRahvin (BoardGameGeek) “The game system is amazingly unique. Players will have a blast outmaneuvering each other with deception, and melting each other's faces with plasma weapons!” – Doug Malewicki (Designer, Nuclear War - Game Designer's Hall of Fame) 'Chaosmos, a sci-fi time travel deduction board game that cannot wait to amaze the world.” - Ta-Te Wu (Designer, Di Renjie, The Battle of Red Cliffs) “Chaosmos is a game about deceit, treachery, lying, backstabbing, all the other fun things you can think of, in an evening with your friends. The most fun really comes at the end of this game, where you start to realize what you thought you knew, you didn't know! ” - CritsHappen. Joey Vigour is the Lead Designer at Mirror Box Games, and has edited over 1000 videos for Discovery Channel and other major networks.

He is the producer and editor of the feature length documentaries The Inventor and the Daredevil and Pauly Shore Stands Alone. He loves games, and has designed and refined over a dozen card games, board games, and RPGs. Chaosmos is his dream project, and the response to it inspired him to start Mirror Box Games. Matthew Austin is the Lead Developer at Mirror Box Games. He developed the navigation iPhone app Falcon, which has successfully partnered with Insomniac Events and UCLA to provide walking navigation to festival attendees and incoming students. Prior to working on Falcon, Matt started and ran a successful home improvement company.

Danny Vigour is responsible for the graphic design of Chaosmos. In the past, his mixed-media short films have earned him awards from companies as diverse as Sony Creative Software and Lea & Perrins Steak Sauce. Danny offered his help long-distance initially, but once the project got serious enough, he moved to California to join the team. Sam Vest defines himself as a 'Freelance Videographer by day, artist all the time.' He started as a Chaosmos play tester, but eventually became the demo runner at conventions, recognizable from a distance thanks to his signature top hat. Chaosmos began as a personal project for me many years ago. I've completed several finished game designs, but this one is special to me.

The response to the game convinced me that it was worth spending months testing and balancing, and ultimately publishing. In January 2013, I decided to produce the game with my friend Matt. Old friends came out of the woodwork with endless love and support for the project, and my brother Danny moved to Los Angeles to work on it with me. We met with three major publishers at the Gama Trade Show and Gen Con, but ultimately decided to form a company and self-publish. For a detailed history of the origins of the game, click. We've invested our own money into producing the prototypes and reviewer copies. With Kickstarter, we will have the flexibility and support we need to finish our art and components, and to deliver Chaosmos in a way that will stay true to our vision and make our fans proud.

Rulebook: Print & Play: Low Ink Rulebook: Press Kit: Disclaimer: Art and design for Chaosmos is not final and is subject to change. Kickstarter video directed by Sam Vest.

Music in the Kickstarter video. Some art licensed under Creative Commons by Torley and Sweetie187.

Character Art by William Tombs, 3D models by Bob Gallagher and Danny Vigour. Special thanks to for providing his voice over services free of charge. Thank you to playtesters Cameron Riddles, Mike Chapin, Sam Vest, Ben Pamintuan, Kathleen Smith, Evan Baker, Halley Kim, and everyone who helped us get this far. Risks and challenges Our biggest risks lie in our manufacturing, shipping, and delivery chain.

We will be working with a reputable manufacturer, but delays in the production process may occur on our side (due to timing of art completion or game specifications) or on the side of our manufacturer (due to scheduling, labor force fluctuations, or other events). We are prepared to meet any obstacles that arise, and will tackle them with a level head and open communication to our backers. Matt and Joey have successfully started and run companies in the tech, energy, and television industries, and we aren't strangers to the pressures of delivering on a schedule. We promise full transparency as any issues arise throughout the production process, and will make sure Chaosmos is delivered to our backers as promised.