Piggyback Official Interactive Maps vs Retro Game Guides

Piggyback Official Interactive Maps provides web maps for Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Cyberpunk 2077. Players can use them to find and track locations and collectibles in each game world. Piggyback says it worked with Ubisoft on the Assassin’s Creed Shadows map and CD Projekt on the Cyberpunk 2077 map; both are described as ultra-HD representations of their game worlds. The Assassin’s Creed Shadows map lists powerful zoom, unlimited progress tracking, more than 3,400 4K screenshots, exclusive information, and custom notes and markers. The Cyberpunk 2077 map includes progress tracking, more than 800 hi-res screenshots, hidden-gem coverage, guide updates, and custom notes. Its free version permits five notes and 100 marked locations. The one-time Map Premium Upgrade costs $6.99 and includes 4K screenshots, exclusive information, unlimited notes and marked locations, and maximum zoom. The maps integrate with their accompanying official guides and games, and account pages offer guide-code redemption. Registration requires an email and password and agreement to Piggyback’s Terms of Use and Privacy Notice.

Retro Game Guides is an iPhone and iPad offline reader and library for classic game walkthroughs. Reflow, Original, and No wrap layouts provide different reading presentations; Reflow adjusts prose to the phone width while preserving recognized maps and tables. Guide headings become a Contents view, search results include surrounding passage context, and each guide keeps its reading position. Readers can highlight passages, add notes, and bookmark locations, collected in the Notes tab. Plain-text imports up to 10 MB support folder previews, duplicate skipping, and review of uncertain matches. Supported online guide pages can be saved as attributed text snapshots for offline reading. The library also includes original Standard Edition walkthroughs whose pages identify game platform and route scope. Once content is available on-device, reading, organization, search, progress, favorites, bookmarks, highlights, and notes work offline. The maker says there is no account, advertising, analytics, tracking, or cloud-sync service. The free plan covers up to three games; Unlimited Library costs $4.99, paid once.