MtG Puzzle Quest, login with a Facebook account or play as a guest? Fuck right off.
Just do a fake account as a repository of the save games for these games that are multi platform (you can play on Android and on iPad with all synced).
Alternatively....just set your preferences granting no permission to post anything to the app.
I guess as Android picks up in gaming, this type of thing will be more and more common.
I always hated games that used Facebook logins, but more recently I tried a few and every single one of them Facebook said allowing access "would not allow the app to make posts to your account." And usually just want basic public profile info. So even though I don't like it, I've given in.
I just always feared people seeing stupid game posts from my name. That hasn't happened. Can't say that's the case with every game though. And I'm sure their are some of the nastier F2P games that do want to make posts.
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Just a few quick impressions.
Power Hover is excellent "sand boarding" game. Cool level design that is reminiscent of Journey but more of an arcade game with a story about the list of energy and getting it back. The controls may feel too loose but I think they are spot on with giving that field of surfing where you can't just make instant, quick turns. Great game.
Mechanic Escape is a very polished platformer that does kind of blend styles of games like SMB and Rayman. It's far from the brutal challenge of SMB though and is generally a pretty safe platformer. That may change as I get further. Still, it's fun and recommended for fans of the genre.
Sheep Dreams Are Made of This, on the other hand, is a very original platformer. You collect colored boxes as you traverse the world and, missing jumps, you fall to other levels in the game (sometimes to levels you already played) or pass through doors to other levels. The other twist is that those levels can be on angles or even upside down. You also don't appear to have any way to die. The object is to get every colored box on each "level" and if you reach the end, you start over again and try to get those you missed. This is not a quick fix game (unless you have incredible luck). You keep playing until all boxes are collected and the object, it seems, is to beat your best time each run. Pretty neat idea. It's also free with only an IAP to remove ads (and I have not yet seen one in the short time I've played).