Travel back in time to the golden age of the Maya with TimeTours: Chichén Itzá. Discover one of the new seven wonders and world heritage LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE.
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TimeTours is not just a typical guidebook. Instead, this virtual trip through time brings the past back to life using modern 3D reconstructions. The Now & Then time windows let you experience what the city looked like when ball games and human sacrifices were performed here. The new Now & Then & … bring the time of the rediscovery alive.
The huge 360° panorama views put you right into several important locations of ancient Chichen Itza using the built-in compass feature.
TimeTours is the perfect travel guide on location to get the most out of your visit. If you think old stones alone are a little „dry“, use the treasure hunt and minigames as an entertaining diversion.
Use TimeTours at home or in your hotel and browse through a wealth information and media while listening to Mayan rhythms. The music was created by David Kneupper, the composer for a popular Maya Jump&Run game.
TimeTours: Chichen Itza is -universal- (offering iPhone 4 Retina resolution) - once bought it can be installed on all devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod) and the technical features of each are used.
- Lots of infoscreens with image galleries and animations of every temple and structure
- 15 Now&Then time windows
- *New* Now & Then & ...
- Soundtrack with spanish and maya rythms
- 3 huge panoramas that put you right into the ancient city
- Treasure hunt (play on location or at home) using GPS and hidden object.
- *New* Maya Quiz and Maya Memory / GameCenter support, lots of achievements
- Two „time travel tour guides“ help you with all features of the App
- Additional information on how to get there and where to stay
- *New* Chichen Itza News
TimeTours is an ongoing project and will be updated with the latest findings and excavations.