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Icebreaker Hockey for iPhone and iPod Touch

He shoots, he scores! Icebreaker takes the fastest sport on Earth and cranks it up… Backbreaker style! The arcade action game play that led to more than 5.5 million downloads of Backbreaker Football has been beautifully adapted to another hard-hitting sport. It’s pure, distilled excitement as you pull off dekes and spin-o-ramas on your way to slotting the puck in the top corner!

“From the Creative team behind ‘Sieger’ and ‘Crush the Castle’ comes the newest chapter in HD Castle Crushing Fun! Siege Hero HD is a captivating puzzle game with terrific cartoon art, lovable characters, and life-like physics. Take the role of a Siege Commander as you destroy the opposition, save innocent peasants and set kingdoms Free. Tear down the 63 castles in HD across three different and unique Ages. If you’re good enough to earn Gold on each castle you’ll unlock an additional 10 more looting levels in the Treasure Map. (Over 5-hours of gameplay with much more to come) Demolition has never been so satisfying or looked this good!”

Siege Hero HD, is currently available for the iPad, for 40% off! Siege Hero will be available for 40% off today only! Be sure to get it for the low price of $2.99. You can get the non-HD version, for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and/or, iPad for $0.99! Be sure to grab your copy today and go castle-crashing!

View Siege Hero HD on iTunes!

View Siege Hero on iTunes!

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iStunt 2

Hit the slopes for some serious shredding in the most fun snowboarding game ever created! To survive you will have to perform impossible stunts, dodge deadly saws and do incredible jumps in a world where gravity laws have been broken! Combining outstanding physics, amazingly responsive controls and beautiful retina graphics, iStunt 2 is one of the most fun and original games on the App Store.With loads of exciting and devilishly tricky levels, iStunt 2 guarantees you many hours of fun.Free your mind in this mind-blowing action-packed adventure pushing the adrenaline to the limit!

Key Features:

- Amazing Retina Graphics!

- Great Ragdoll Physics!

- Gravity Inversion and Zero Gravity Zones

- Rails, Boosts, Fans

- Floating mountains out of nowhere!

- Gamecenter integration with leaderboards and lots of achievements!

- Two landscapes and 42 levels… more to come!

Hurry, this promotional launch deal is only good until the end of the weekend (end of March 13!)

View iStunt 2 in the iTunes Preview!

Play a Free Version of iStunt 2 on Armor Games! (15 Levels)

The physics in the game are just 100% right on. The controls take some getting used to but stick with it and they will seem natural after some time. This app is also universal so it’ll work on all your iOS devices. Stinger Table Hockey is a definite MUST buy for any hockey fan.

It’s a game known by many names: table hockey, bubble hockey, rod hockey.

Real 3D table hockey powered by Bullet Physics. Experience the passion of playing table hockey on your iPhone and iPod Touch. Great 3D graphics, real 3D physics powered by the Bullet Physics, simple control just like playing real table hockey.

NOTE: Recommend beginners start with One Touch control, which is accessible in the Options… Controls screen. Either from the main menu or the pause menu.

NOTE: Multiplayer, recommend using Wifi whenever possible when playing against friends as it has much less latency than Bluetooth.

Many ways to play table hockey…
• Play against CPU players.
• Play against your friends, using Wifi or Bluetooth.
• Tournament to play against rival nations.
• Three Skills mini-games to improve your skills and compete.
• Hardest Shot to work on your slap shot.
• Sniper to improve your one timer.
• Shootout to be able to beat goalies 1-on-1.

It’s your team…
• 38 international teams from around the world, plus 1 historical team that is a MUST HAVE for all table/bubble hockey.
• Create and customize your own teams. Including the ability to change the jerseys and paste your own logos onto your character from your iPhone or iPod Touch Photo Library.
• Stat tracking keeps track of your STHL career.

Friendly competition…
• Earn OpenFeint Achievements based on your stats and performance.
• Ability to choose from different rink layouts and rules.

And then there’s more…
• Rocking soundtrack.
• A quick tutorial to show you how to play the game.

Stinger Table Hockey (iTunes Link)

PAC-MAN

New low price, this weekend only!
Now Supporting Apple Game Center!!
PAC-MAN, the world famous arcade classic, returns in this faithful rendition for your iPhone! Who can forget the countless hours and quarters spent avoiding pesky ghosts while chompin’ on dots and gobbling up the fruit for bonus points? Relive the retro arcade action! Play Original, Normal or Easy Mode and guide PAC-MAN with three new control modes. Dodge pesky ghosts by tilting or rotating your iPhone in Accelerometer Mode. Navigate through the mazes by touching the onscreen Directional Pad in D-Pad Mode. Chomp on dots with the swipe of a finger in Swipe Mode. Munch fruits and other items for big points! Chomp all of the dots to advance to the next stage. Go for high scores and high levels! Gain an extra life at 10,000 points! Gobble blinking Power Pellets to weaken ghosts temporarily and eat them up before they change back. Avoid Blinky, the leader of the ghosts, and his fellow ghosts Pinky, Inky and Clyde, or you will lose a life. Lose all your lives and it’s game over!

PAC-MAN – (iTunes Link)

Want to win an actual Audi?
Try the FREE Asphalt Audi RS 3 application and compete to win an Audi A3 Sportback between March 3 and March 16!

Get behind the wheel of the latest Audi, the RS 3 Sportback, and take on a Career mode with events in Tokyo and the Bahamas. Practice hard, because the driver who uploads the fastest 3-lap time for the Bahamas track can win!
If you enjoy this free version, be sure to get the full Asphalt 6: Adrenaline game, including 42 different cars from renowned manufacturers like Audi, Ferrari, Lamborghini and Aston Martin plus 12 HD tracks that fully utilize the Retina display. Race to the top of 11 leagues and 55 events, tuning your cars for max performance with custom decals, boosts & more. You can also use the gyroscope to explore your garage & admire all your speed machines.

Asphalt Audi RS 3 – (iTunes Link)

Cut the Rope

Your goal in each level is to feed Om Nom the piece of candy presented in each level, along the way you can also collect stars, which add to your total score and contribute to unlocking additional levels. One thing that Cut the Rope did, exceptionally well were the physics. Any physics game relies heavily on their physics working perfectly and realistically, and when a game flawlessly delivers that its rare and it’s an awesome sight to behold. Each level was its own puzzle, there were no two puzzles alike, each one being  completed in unique way. The levels themselves were easy a first, but progressed onto more and more difficult levels. The only complaint that I have it that sometimes, ropes are placed so close to one another that you can’t just slice one rope, but you’re going to slice all of them on accident. Obviously there are a few instances of this, which is no “biggy”, but was more likely an inconvenience to the user. In other levels this problem was more apparent, but there were solutions such as the balloons filled with air and other aspects of the game that could alter the locations of the ropes with ease. The collection of stars, which I previously explained, seemed to be more of a puzzle than the real level itself. In some instances levels had simple solutions (to get the candy to the monster), but the moves you had to take to collect all of the stars were puzzling and made the game more interesting as the stars became a sort of “bragging points.”

The concept wasn’t entirely new, I’ve seen it here and there on occasion, but Cut the Rope did it so flawlessly that it blew its competition away into the dust. The couple of “look-alike” games that I’ve seen in this genre have all been relatively simple games, and Cut the Rope once again proved that the simplest games, may as well be the more addictive and entertaining than some outrageously priced, complex war game. One of the best things that I like about this game was the addition of new concepts and ideas as the game progressed, as spiders, or even air cushions became involved. It seemed that every time you turned the corner there was something new, something different and something that altered the gameplay, continuously making the game more interesting and more challenging.

Look at him, sticking his tongue out at me!

One of the best things about Cut the Rope were the graphics. I love the brightly covered visuals which make the game seem lively and gives it energy. One thing that I liked most about this game was the character, Om Nom, otherwise known as “candy eater”. Om Nom was cute, I’ll admit it, and don’t try to tell me that he’s not! Another think that I liked (besides going on about Om Nom for the next paragraph) were the beautiful patterns that were displayed in the background, actually every little thing about the game was artistically amazing. A couple of things that I adore that the artist did were the small things, the tape next to the air cushions, the seaming around the borders of the Fabric Box levels, the little emotes that Om Nom does and other things factor towards an artistically amazing game.

I liked the music, it was neutral, it wasn’t rock or something that is aiming at a group of people, rather it was quite neutral and could appeal to all ages and groups. The music also perfectly complimented the art with its simple easy-going style. The music seems like it would also work well in an adventure game, as well, in a puzzler, as it is currently displayed in. Sound effects were also well established and added more to an already musically-appealing game. Overall, the sounds were wonderful!

Cut the Rope had a reasonable difficulty ramp, it’s hard to perfect a difficulty ramp for a puzzle game, since everyone has their own definition of hard or confusing, which leads to a thousand different options on how the levels should be organized, but I believe the developer did an excellent job on putting those levels in manner progressing from easy to hard. The difficulty ramp is the most important part of a puzzler because without it, your users will be confused on how to complete a level. The developer also introduced items well, first teaching the user on how to use that item and then letting them experiment with it until other items are then introduced.

There was a ton of replay value for Cut the Rope, most noticeable in the shocking amount of level, one hundred and the developer says that there is more to come in future updates. I’m very excited about that; when you have a developer devoted to his game, constantly supplying it with new updates, then there is a happy fan-base and simply-put and overall more enjoyable, entertaining game. There were also in-game achievements, established with Crystal SDK that will be sure to challenge you to collect all of them.

In conclusion, Cut the Rope is a must buy for any iPhone or iPod Touch user, it’s appealing to all ages and will be great fun for everyone. The difficulty was perfect, every level seemed you unique and could be solved differently, while maintenance an entertaining game. The difficulty ramp worked perfectly as the introduction of new items or as the levels required more problem solving, continuously made the game more challenging. The art was amazing and was cute and cartoony. As I mentioned earlier, Om Nom is probably the cutest character that I’ve ever seen, especially with all his little emotes displayed throughout the game, when he’s not eating a piece of candy or sobbing over the lose of one (though those are equally cute). Also, the sound was amazing as it went well with the art; sound effects were also enjoyable too. In addition, there was ton of replay value, whether it was the sheer length of the game, or the in-game achievements. All in all, Cut the Rope is a game that is literally impossible to put down, or at least you’ll do anything to continue playing it, it’s a must buy game!

[View Cut the Rope in the iTunes Preview]

The difficulty of this game seems to rely entirely on the chance that you lose control of your top-class motor boat, by slamming into the shores or into other boats. The controls had to be the most difficult part and is what is under the most criticism from the public; it seems too twitchy, even if you do play the game for hours on end the controls are always going to get you. Sometimes other things got in the way, in manners of killing you, such as there not being enough space in some instances to fit your boat through, resulting in your failure. Sometimes even enemy boat made it impossible to make it through a narrow gaps. A quick fix to these small problems would be the ability to move your boat in any direction, I’m talking up, down, diagonal, if the developer was to incorporate ideas such as those, maybe the game would be as luck-based as it currently portrays. Overall, the difficulty was fair, but there were a couple of instances where it was impossible to continue, as a boat smashed into your side, or the river wasn’t big enough to pass through.

Doodle Boat

The idea itself wasn’t anything new, although the game was fun and put a little spin on the old “helicopter” game. As much as I loved Doodle Boat, there should have been more, as I progressed through the game, I hoped that I was going to face different enemies, maybe more difficulty ones, or just more enemies in general. When I didn’t it kind of lost it’s charm, as the game was literally endless, and provided no incentive to reach for a high-score, when nothing was to change throughout the game. Something that I would like to note is the controls, they seemed extremely twitchy, I would have liked to see something done in the options menu to change the sensitivity of the boat or just permanently change the sensitivity of the boat, with or without the options menu. This is especially important for newer player, as they should adjust to the game, before being introduced to, what I can only describe as a “twitchy” control scheme. Overall, there were a few flaws such as there being no introduction of newer enemies or the control, but overall the gameplay was pretty swell.

Did you see that score?

One of the best things about Doodle Boat were the graphics. I love the notebook feel, which strongly brings back memories of Notebook War, which was in fact completely drawn in notebook, though the graphics displayed in Doodle Boat’s graphics seemed to have a couple of special effects backing it up and a little too clean to actually be drawn in notebook. One thing that I liked best about the graphics were the torn notebook effect, which seemed to create the feeling of a shore. All in all, the graphics were amazing and I loved all of the special effects that the artist used.

The music was awesome, I loved the rock type music. The sound worked well with the game concept and idea of this action-packed avoider, helicopter genre game and made it seem more frantic creating a great mood for the game. Strangely, the music didn’t become repetitive, regardless of it’s 2-3 second loop that constantly played the entire game. The sound effects were beautiful, which utilize several sound effects to add that extra dimension of realism only produced from the use of sound effects.

The difficulty ramp was non-apparent, and didn’t seem to change much after the first thirty seconds. I would have liked to have seen more things added, maybe enemies or maybe just the game to speed up. Because, while the game does at some point get out of control when you make one bad turn and you end up spinning out into the shoreline, that is only due to chance or the likely-hood that you make a mistake in those five minutes.

The replay value was low for the average user (that doesn’t have an OpenFenit account), sure the game is addicting to some people including me, encouraging users to beat their previous best score, but for the average user, there isn’t enough to keep them attached to the game. I would have liked to see some sort of system integrated, whether it’s in-game achievements or a score board that is exclusive to the game itself. At least, there should be a way to view your all-time high-score, as of right now there is no way to do that, but I would have liked to see that incorporated. My all-time high was somewhere around six-thousand. I think in-game achievements would be interesting to add to the game, but I can’t necessarily think of any achievements that aren’t based on distance, which is why I feel the game should branch out a bit, add more unique, original and fun idea to this game and I would be surprised to see more positive comments.

In conclusion, Doodle Boat is a must buy, for the cheap price of a dollar you could be cruising through an endless sun-basked river evading and manuvering around boat and swerving to the side of shores to avoid crashing in this addicting action game. The only real flaw that I saw with the game was with the controls and the difficulty ramp, everything else seemed superb. In addition, the art was amazing, I love how the artist tried, or should I say well-incorporated a notebook theme for the game, giving it a charming look. The background music was terrific and worked well with the idea of the game and the fast-paced mood. Also, the sound effects were well established and were musically-appealing. I would have liked to see more incentive to continue playing this game, it was addictive, but I wonder if this game appeals to everyone (obviously not) or if some people need a little motivation to continue, such as a leader board or in-game achievements. Overall, Doodle Boat was an amazing game and is a must buy for your iPhone or iPod Touch, so buy it today and set sail into this addictive action game!
[View Doodle Boat in the iTunes Preview]