Nuvelz: Game Wiki Companion
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What changed · US
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• New game: Far Cry 4, with 204 entries (places, enemies, items and NPCs). It has no map. Nuvelz now covers 38 games. • 64 new entries in Fallout, Dragon Age and Red Dead Redemption 2. • After you change the text size, full-screen pages such as entries and About Nuvelz, and the map's buttons, are redrawn at the new size instead of keeping cut-off text. An open stack of entries goes back to its first page when this happens. • Dragon Age maps show the more important region names first (e.g. Skyhold, Orzammar). • Map fixes: with all categories off, flying to a group or going back with ‹ no longer lands on an empty map; taps made while the map is moving go where you meant; tapping a marker at the bottom edge no longer zooms all the way in; ‹ / › no longer fade the markers when the view would not change. • Maps open more cleanly: fixes for an empty first view on Dragon Age: Origins, a frame with oversized labels, doubled region names and a saved view opening in the wrong place. • More region names on Dragon Age and Mass Effect maps, each beside its own marker. On Dragon Age: Origins, the Ostagar name no longer shows on the opening view; it appears once you zoom in. • Names that would sit under a button or run off the edge of the screen are more often moved to where they can be read in full (e.g. Ascadian Isles, Highever, Liurnia, Leyndell). Some names that touch the edge are hidden instead (e.g. City of Amaranthine), and on smaller iPhones Gold Coast on the Oblivion map can still be cut off at the left edge. • Cleaner location text in many entries: for example, Morrowind scrolls now list their sellers, and Demon's Souls drop lists no longer mix in headings. • 7 entries that showed a wrong or empty location were removed. Skyrim's Fox is one of them: its source does have a real location, and it will return with the correct answer in a later update.
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Every game wiki you keep in a browser tab, in one app. Elden Ring, Skyrim, Fallout, Dark Souls, Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Red Dead Redemption, Starfield, Oblivion, Morrowind, Sekiro, Bannerlord, Fallout Tactics, The Last of Us, Divinity: Original Sin 2, Dishonored, Fable, Far Cry 4 and more — same app, same search bar. If you play more than one of these, you know the drill: a different wiki for every game, half of them unreadable on a phone, all of them behind a tab you lose the second you go back to the fight. Nuvelz puts items, NPCs, places, enemies, bosses and recipes into one app. WHAT'S INSIDE • Elden Ring — bosses, weapons, armour, locations • Skyrim — items, NPCs, places, recipes; Oblivion — items, places, recipes; Morrowind — items, NPCs, places • Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 76 — weapons, characters, locations • Dark Souls, Dark Souls II, Dark Souls III, Demon's Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro — bosses, weapons, armour • Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2 — locations, characters, items, animals • Mass Effect, Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 3 — planets, characters, enemies • Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, Dragon Age: Inquisition — items, characters, places, enemies • Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord — settlements, troops • Fallout Tactics — items, characters • Divinity: Original Sin 2 — items, characters, enemies, places • Dishonored — items, characters, places • Fable — items, NPCs, places, enemies • Far Cry 4 — places, enemies, items, NPCs • Subnautica — items, places, creatures • The Last of Us — items, places • Stellar Blade — items, enemies, bosses • Starfield, ARC Raiders, Nioh 2, Lies of P, Armored Core VI HOW IT WORKS • One search bar across every game — type "moonveil" or "fat man", get the entry • Add only the games you play; each one is loaded on its own • Maps for Elden Ring, Skyrim, Oblivion, Morrowind, Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 76, Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Dragon Age II (three main places) and the Mass Effect galaxy — every marker says where its position came from, and shows a search area instead of a point when we cannot pin it down • Tick off what you have already found, mark map spots as completed, and keep a note on any entry — all of it stays on your device • Interface available in 14 languages PRIVACY No account and no ads. What you save and what you write stays on your device. Anonymous usage sharing is off until you switch it on, and it never sends your search text or your notes. Nuvelz is an unofficial, fan-made reference app. All game names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Nuvelz is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any game publisher.
What's new · 1.8.1
• New game: Far Cry 4, with 204 entries (places, enemies, items and NPCs). It has no map. Nuvelz now covers 38 games. • 64 new entries in Fallout, Dragon Age and Red Dead Redemption 2. • After you change the text size, full-screen pages such as entries and About Nuvelz, and the map's buttons, are redrawn at the new size instead of keeping cut-off text. An open stack of entries goes back to its first page when this happens. • Dragon Age maps show the more important region names first (e.g. Skyhold, Orzammar). • Map fixes: with all categories off, flying to a group or going back with ‹ no longer lands on an empty map; taps made while the map is moving go where you meant; tapping a marker at the bottom edge no longer zooms all the way in; ‹ / › no longer fade the markers when the view would not change. • Maps open more cleanly: fixes for an empty first view on Dragon Age: Origins, a frame with oversized labels, doubled region names and a saved view opening in the wrong place. • More region names on Dragon Age and Mass Effect maps, each beside its own marker. On Dragon Age: Origins, the Ostagar name no longer shows on the opening view; it appears once you zoom in. • Names that would sit under a button or run off the edge of the screen are more often moved to where they can be read in full (e.g. Ascadian Isles, Highever, Liurnia, Leyndell). Some names that touch the edge are hidden instead (e.g. City of Amaranthine), and on smaller iPhones Gold Coast on the Oblivion map can still be cut off at the left edge. • Cleaner location text in many entries: for example, Morrowind scrolls now list their sellers, and Demon's Souls drop lists no longer mix in headings. • 7 entries that showed a wrong or empty location were removed. Skyrim's Fox is one of them: its source does have a real location, and it will return with the correct answer in a later update.
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