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the_painted_bird said:Hey guys when the FUCK is Gravity Hook HD coming out
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the_painted_bird said:Hey guys when the FUCK is Gravity Hook HD coming out
HBP said:Flick Kick Football update is out, new mode is a lot of fun.
I agree completely.Benedict said:I can't really understand the love for Pix'n'Rush. Graphics are good but the awful controls ruin the game for me.
Benedict said:I can't really understand the love for Pix'n'Rush. Graphics are good but the awful controls ruin the game for me.
I can't really understand the love for many games that keep getting suggested around, honestly. Most are extremely shallow and often control quite horribly.Benedict said:I can't really understand the love for Pix'n'Rush. Graphics are good but the awful controls ruin the game for me.
xbhaskarx said:totally unnecessary ripoffs like Veggie Samurai...
That will not be an issue with my new game, Legume Assassin.Stumpokapow said:The thing about Veggie Samurai is that the plot doesn't even make sense. Why would a Samurai cut up vegetables? What is his motivation? I hate when developers don't even make an effort to justify their premise.
Not exactly fire from his eyes, but could it be Devils Invasion?TurtleSnatcher said:I cant recall but maybe someone can help here..
I think it was a puzzle game on the iPhone that had cute little hand drawn characters
I remember seeing screenshots and one of the chars was a small little king cartoon guy with fire coming from his eyes.. Anyone recall this game?
Meus Renaissance said:Anyone recommend some mystery solving games for the iPad? I've already seen one here
And for Scrabble, is there a way for two people to play together on the same iPad?
EDIT: I guess Pass N Play covers that
Benedict said:I can't really understand the love for Pix'n'Rush. Graphics are good but the awful controls ruin the game for me.
nofi said:Yep. Scrabble on the iPad is amazing, and coupled with a couple of iPhones it's really clever.
That's strange. I remember playing a flash game before that looked exactly like this but the name was nothing like Aztec Quest. Does this game have a level editor? A big part of the flash game was making your own levels then seeing how many people could solve it.xbhaskarx said:Has anyone here tried Aztec Quest?
It's sort of a Rube Goldberg puzzle game. I've done the first 20 of 65 levels and I'm enjoying it. You can also play levels that other people have created. It's 99 cents, and there is a free lite version.
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I just searched and the only mention was someone saying he preferred Electric Box, which was enough for me to buy that also :lol
It's not perfect, it could certainly be improved upon, but I like the idea. I'd rather some developer make another game like this and add more contraptions and the ability to rotate pieces, instead of totally unnecessary ripoffs like Veggie Samurai...
Meus Renaissance said:I just purchased the iOS 3.0 so I could download Scrabble Tile Rack to my iPod Touch. I start the app and it tells me to turn the Bluetooth on. Except, this is a 1st gen iPod Touch and it has no Bluetooth. Despite that I've read a few comments online saying it still works. I don't have my iPad at the moment so I can't test it. How would it work though if you don't have Bluetooth?
Quite annoyed that it doesn't specify this beforehand (what specific models will/wont work with it). I've emailed iTunes support asking for a refund to the 3.0 software update I purchased in the meantime.
That is it! Woot thanks!FoxhoundNL said:Not exactly fire from his eyes, but could it be Devils Invasion?
nofi said:Controls are fine, never had a problem.
It's usually something polished in some way and/or has some elaborate upgrade system, which usually means fancy graphics with shallow/poor gameplay and/or an obnoxiously grindy upgrade system.Jocchan said:I can't really understand the love for many games that keep getting suggested around, honestly. Most are extremely shallow and often control quite horribly.
You must hate Treasure then.Stumpokapow said:The thing about Veggie Samurai is that the plot doesn't even make sense. Why would a Samurai cut up vegetables? What is his motivation? I hate when developers don't even make an effort to justify their premise.
You might have to go to Android porn store instead.Jocchan said:Who wouldn't want to play Meat Pirate?
Gary Whitta said:This has been recommend to me. Dont ask who by.
MAGNETIC SHAVING DERBY!
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http://toucharcade.com/2010/07/14/magnetic-shaving-derby-review-insane-face-shaving-fun/
japtor said:You must hate Treasure then.
AstroLad said::lol people actually pay attention to the story in Fruit Ninja? I just slash fruits, couldn't give a crap about some overwrought story . . .
i <3 senseiAstroLad said:the story in Fruit Ninja
I was coming in here to ask about this. More impressions please!LCfiner said:So I played up till the end of the first floor of Helsing's Fire.
It's really quite nice with a unique mechanic. i love the effect of the light and shadows passing around the obstructions. it just looks great.
Oh, and the fist bump animations at the end of each round crack me up.
I don't know how much longer the mechanic will stay fresh for me but I think it'll be a good game to play in short bursts. Easily worth 99 cents.
Labombadog said:I picked up Twin Blades, and the game is amazingly gorgeous. :O
But the game itself its repetitive, and boring. D:
Whats the census on the following games?
HECTOR: Badge of Carnage Ep.1
Soosiz
Beneath A Steel Sky: Remastered
xbhaskarx said:Has anyone here tried Aztec Quest?
It's sort of a Rube Goldberg puzzle game. I've done the first 20 of 65 levels and I'm enjoying it. You can also play levels that other people have created. It's 99 cents, and there is a free lite version.
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OMG Aero said:That's strange. I remember playing a flash game before that looked exactly like this but the name was nothing like Aztec Quest. Does this game have a level editor? A big part of the flash game was making your own levels then seeing how many people could solve it.
ZZMitch said:OMG is this like that whizzball flash game??!
I played about 50 stages. It really is super-fun, original, with superb production values. No one can tell you exactly how the game is played; you must try it out for yourself. Pretty much my favorite iPhone game, out of the 60 or so that I have.Vyer said:I was coming in here to ask about this. More impressions please!
Labombadog said:I picked up Twin Blades, and the game is amazingly gorgeous. :O
But the game itself its repetitive, and boring. D:
for the most part, Heilsings Fire is an incredibly boring spacial recognition puzzler, and it borrows a little from Knights in the Nightmare with the dodge enemy bullets thing. that part is pretty cool, but they don't do anything interesting with it until the last 3rd of the game, save the 2 boss bottles, which means you gotta play through like 50 inane puzzles_puzzles is probably too strong a word_ before it gets fun.Vyer said:I was coming in here to ask about this. More impressions please!
Day one. I hope it stacks up to Courgette Killer.xbhaskarx said:That will not be an issue with my new game, Legume Assassin.
You should give Wolf Boy a shot. Gameplay is better IMO.Labombadog said:I picked up Twin Blades, and the game is amazingly gorgeous. :O
But the game itself its repetitive, and boring. D:
Whats the census on the following games?
HECTOR: Badge of Carnage Ep.1
Soosiz
Beneath A Steel Sky: Remastered
LOL. I so agree. Need to only visit this thread when I get paid.SmokyDave said:This thread is dangerous. Every time I peep in I leave with new apps on my list. This time it was Helsings Fire (and probably Whizzball).