Android: play with my thumb

[jknut]

There are many great reasons to play a game with one hand (especially turn based games):
www.greenbot.com/article/2461387/apps/the-16-best-one-hand-android-games-for-fun-on-the-go.html
vulcanpost.com/270501/20-best-one-handed-iphone-games/
www.slant.co/topics/2084/~one-handed-android-games

One handed games that I like:
Dragon Quest
Knights of Pen & Paper (I & II)
Great Little War Game 2 (can play either portrait/landscape)

I'm wondering if playing Templar Battleforce with one hand appeals to anyone else? 

Like GLWG2 above, the game would switch from portrait to landscape mode when you turn the phone (or lock into one orientation in the options).

The PC version is pretty much already laid out this way... so perhaps the coding would be easy?

[Cory Trese]

Coding would not be easy by any stretch of the imagination. Adding another layout orientation to Android isn't something we're planning to do, but if the game does well enough we might be able to afford it in the future.

[jknut]

Nov 2, 2015 10:22:28 GMT -5 Cory Trese said:

Coding would not be easy by any stretch of the imagination. Adding another layout orientation to Android isn't something we're planning to do, but if the game does well enough we might be able to afford it in the future.

Wouldn't the layout orientation be similar to the PC version with the skills along the bottom?

[fallen]

Nov 2, 2015 10:26:17 GMT -5 jknut said:

Nov 2, 2015 10:22:28 GMT -5 Cory Trese said:

Coding would not be easy by any stretch of the imagination. Adding another layout orientation to Android isn't something we're planning to do, but if the game does well enough we might be able to afford it in the future.

Wouldn't the layout orientation be similar to the PC version with the skills along the bottom?

You can see from the screenshots you posted that "similar" is not "equivalent".

Also as Cory stated, it is adding another orientation layout, the ability to handle what Android does when you switch orientations, an option to lock orientation ... it is not simple