Showing posts with label puzzle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label puzzle. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Sprinkle
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Jimmy Pataya v1.0.3
jimmy pataya v1.0.3
jimmy pataya v1.3
Monday, September 5, 2011
Spaghetti Marshmallows v1.0.1
Pin marshmallows with uncooked spaghetti and build your way to the next level. Spaghettis bend, snap and throw your marshmallows to the ground. On level completion, go rampage and bring everything to the ground to a symphony of snapping spaghetti!
Pros & Cons:
Pros
Cool & unique brain teasing puzzle game!
Game presents good structure building challenge in a fun way
43 fun and challenging levels that will bend your creativity (and spaghetti)
Figure out ways to stop hungry frogs, and even swing them into air
Use balloons (on some levels) to make your creations airborne
Cons
Just a minor gripe which can be easily cleaned up in an update, since this game has you pondering a bit… it does not keep the screen turned on. But the plus side of that is the battery life saved.
Features:
Spaghetti Marshmallows is a unique yet awesome puzzle game where your objective is to build a structure, obviously from spaghetti and marshmallows, and build in such a way that your marshmallows have to end up within however many hoops are placed… wherever they may be placed and within the allotted spaghetti strings and marshmallows puffs without breaking your structure. What a mouthful
How To Play Spaghetti Marshmallows
Click anywhere to drop marshmallows
Pin it with spaghetti
Click on a spaghetti to pin marshmallows to it
Repeat the process to create amazing structures!
Spaghetti Marshmallows v1.0.1
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
New York Nights 2
Tall, dark, handsome young man with athletic physique (strong thumbs, you see) and great deal of inteliggense (ahem) seeks video game with flashy visuals and GSOH to share cosy nights in and walks along the beach.
In fact, scrap that last bit.
So how does New York Nights 2 fare in the bid to romance me? Well, I don't just jump into bed with any old yank, but in this case I'm definitely up for a bit of role-playing.
This game (like the original New York Nights and the ever-popular Miami Nights) is all about finding true love and friendship. After choosing a funky hairstyle and some cool threads, you're thrown straight into the action (in front of a moving car to be exact). Your brother has found an apartment for you both, but it's up to you to find a roommate, get a job and paint the town red. And to do that, you'll have to start getting to know people a little better.
Relationships are built primarily by engaging in conversation. You can buy gifts, too, but it costs money, which is in short supply when you begin. For each character your meet, a list of likes scrolls across the bottom of the screen, and it's up to you to match them with the appropriate discussion. The only problem is, the answers are about as obvious as the reaction you'll get if you tell your girlfriend, 'Everyone has fat days, honey'. SLAP!
The game offers a great deal of freedom, but there are basic rules to follow: eating, sleeping, taking a shower, and so on. Keeping your statistics balanced is the key to progression. Got a high Criminality level? That's great if you intend on bullying information out of people, but it's not really going to get you anywhere if you're trying to romance a police officer.
One amusing example is when your character tries to get a job as a Wall Street trader. Before you can progress to the financial district, you learn that you need to build up some physical strength. Luckily, nearby is Antony the bum, who gives drunken kung fu lessons. He'll raise your Body stats but will increase your Dirtiness level at the same time, so you end up buff but smelling rough.
Gameloft's other Sims-style outings have built up a loyal fan base, and there's no reason why this won't follow suit. The overall presentation is stunning and there's enough depth in gameplay to consider New York Nights 2 marriage material.
(From:http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/)
New York Nights 2
New York Nights 2
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Bonsai Blast v1.4
Bonsai Blast is an award winning android app and one of the top downloaded app on the market. Glu Games strikes again!
This is one big app, at 6.53MB, but it’s worth the download. The objective of Bonsai Blast is simple. A chain of marbles is pushed down a path. Your job is to stop them from reaching the end by shooting marbles at them! The goal is to make a chain of three of the same colored marbles. When you do that, they disappear and the remaining marbles snap together. If you’re lucky, you can create multiple chains for a higher score and to help get rid of more marbles at one time.
(From:http://androidlistings.com/)
Bonsai Blast v1.4
Oregon Trail HD v3.2.1
The year is 1843 and you, an intrepid pioneer with family in tow, have struck out on an adventure for the promised lands to the West. Nearly forty years after its debut, the educational gam eOregon Trail resonates with gamers seeking an uniquely American premise of promise, peril, and choice. Gameloft takes Oregon Trail HD ($4.99, direct) to the latest frontier, the Android platform. The mobile incarnation of this classic packs touch-screen support, updated graphics, and new mini-games, along with a wagonload of nostalgia. The graphics still look a bit rough and tumble and $5 is mogul money when it comes to mobile gaming. But if you're looking to put a little prairie on your Droid, where else would you park your wagon?
Which Wagon?
While the fastest way to start down the trail is with an "Instant" game, I preferred the customization of a traditional game. I selected the easiest setting, but be advised that difficulty scales to "Extra Hard," or, in the vernacular of the game, "Yer as likely to stumble on Atlantis as get to Oregon."
For profession, you can choose between a banker (most money), carpenter (most durable wagon), or farmer (least hungry). Given my limitations in finances, I choose the banker so I'd have more income to squander.
There are three wagons from which to choose: Basic (cheapest), Prairie Schooner (best-equipped), and, my choice, the exotically-named Conestoga (the pack-mule). In addition to selecting a departure month—March, April, or May —you can name your family members, though anticipating imminent deaths, I let the game choose the names.
Striking Out
In the course of testing, I traveled 1,009 miles along the Oregon Trail, through three forts and across desert, pastoral, mountainous, and snow-swept landscapes—at the cost of two children and a wife. I encountered plenty of pioneers who paid to hitch rides, trade goods, and assign tangential quests.
My family struggled under my leadership. At first, I led considerately: when my daughter Martha broke a leg, I waited 4 days for her to recover; when an eagle snatched her up, I waited another 2. However, the further we pushed the frontier, the more savage I grew: the second time she got measles, I just pushed ahead. Eventually I also lost my wife, Louise, to cholera, and another daughter, Mary, to typhoid.
Long Trek
My insensitivity is less a reflection of some innate callousness—I think—than evidence of the game's nineteenth century pace. I tired of watching miles ticking past on the cartoonish graphics, and didn't enjoy the fact that you can only play alone. There are side-missions—such as a Simon-like telegraph challenge—and mini-games—including hunting, fishing, wagon repairing, river-crossing, and rafting—also interrupt the trudge. Some are better than others: tapping the screen is all it takes to repair a wagon, but rafting is one of the few challenges that requires you use the phone's accelerometer to navigate rapids.
The finest elements of the original remain intact. Trivia intersperses treks. There's also the element of choice: which path will you take when the road forks, how will you cross the river, and when you're lost, do you double-back or pave forward? These choices—opportunities and consequences—are the grist to the mill.
A Forked Path
Gameloft's mobile version of Oregon Trail updates the veneer without reworking the structure. Some gamers might find this a dusty classic, because, in the context of modern gaming, it's a slow ride, unmitigated by this version's dated graphics, solitary game-play, and reluctant embrace of mobile technology. Others might recoil at the cost: you can play the equally nostalgic version on Facebook for free; $5 is a steep climb compared to Gameloft's other visually rich offerings, including Spider-Man HD or Asphalt 5 HD or Real Soccer 2011. However, for those who want educational adventure on the phone, Oregon Trail, unlike the frontier, is waiting to be tamed.
(From:http://www.pcmag.com)
Oregon Trail HD v3.2.1
Oregon Trail v1.9.8
Monday, August 29, 2011
Pyramid Puzzle v1.0.0
Features:
Pyramid graphic and music
Multiple way to solve the puzzle
Ranking system to make it more challenging
Pyramid Puzzle v1.0.0
Tiki Towers v1.2.10
Tiki Towers [by GameHouse] is a famous puzzle game first developed for Wii. It is a well-executed casual puzzle game. Your aim is to save the monkeys, but it’s no easy task. In order to do that you first have to construct bamboo structure to help monkeys get thru level – and collect all 5 bananas on their way for highest rating.
There are many game stages, which you unlock by gaining maximum score on 4 or more levels of previous stage.
You have to construct escape bamboo structures for your monkeys by taping the screen. But the catch is that you have limited amounts of bamboo to do that. But since you can remove unneeded structure pieces and use them again – you can get creative with it on harder levels.
You have to construct escape bamboo structures for your monkeys by taping the screen. But the catch is that you have limited amounts of bamboo to do that. But since you can remove unneeded structure pieces and use them again – you can get creative with it on harder levels.
But be aware that once your structure is ready and you tap action button, laws of physics will activate and your tower may fall or destruct under pressure from wild monkeys if no constructed properly. Then your monkeys may fall and become, you know, dead monkeys.
Each stage has unique background and some have obstacles, such as pits or lava, which are no good for monkey as you may easily guess.
To get biggest score you have to let your monkeys collect all bananas, but it is not always as easy as it sounds. To make it easier I can tip you off – bananas will stick to bamboo if they are touching it before action begins.
As game progresses structures become more complex, and you are required not to just build bridges and arcs but also swings and other creative structures that are yet to get name.
To get biggest score you have to let your monkeys collect all bananas, but it is not always as easy as it sounds. To make it easier I can tip you off – bananas will stick to bamboo if they are touching it before action begins.
As game progresses structures become more complex, and you are required not to just build bridges and arcs but also swings and other creative structures that are yet to get name.
So go ahead, get creative with your bamboo structure, push action button and scream “RELEASE THE KRAKEN!” as monkeys are jumping out of box.
Tiki Towers v1.2.10
Tiki Towers v1.5
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Blow Up v1.7.2
Camel Games are one of our favourite Android developers. They’re the team responsible for some of the most popular Android games on the market. Titles such as Space Physics and Flight Director have been downloaded tens of thousands of times and are rated highly by the community. Because of this, we were looking forward to trying out their latest offering, physics puzzler Blow Up.
Official Android Market description:-
“Blow it up! Flatten buildings with limited bombs is your task. With this fantastic game, you will get bombs in different sizes; set the bombs to function at different times; see the building sway and fall with real physics; even more, blow the panda up…
More levels are coming. Stay tuned!
was developed for Android by Camel Games.
The premise is pretty straightforward. You must collapse a building by placing explosive charges at various points on it’s structure. If you flatten the building so that none of it’s constituent parts poke above a pre-set goal line, you win the level. To add a little interest, each building also contains a little ragdoll panda which you have to try to both avoid blowing up and steer towards a star which will also be placed somewhere in the building. Bonus points can be had should the panda touch the star as the building collapses.
Graphically, the game looks decent enough, ceratinly nothing spectacular, but it’s a simple puzzle game, it doesn’t need stunning 3D graphics. Camel Games have yet again demonstrated a good handle on the physics side of things, and the ragdoll panda flopping around inside the building works well. The only complaint I can level at the game’s look is occasionally the animations felt a little sluggish. In fairness, this may have been a deliberate ploy to allow you to keep track of how any given building is collapsing so that you can further refine your charge placements if need be, but I suspect not.
Gameplay is enjoyable, and the fact you can replay any level you are on, or even skip past any given level by choosing a later one from the main menu, means it’s pretty forgiving too. The difficulty progresses nicely too, with early levels being pretty straightforward and graduating up to the extremely devious later levels. The physics engine does occasionally introduce an element of luck in to proceedings. I felt that I solved some levels purely through a lucky twist of a plank and other levels I was denied from completing because a rogue beam had just not shifted far enough. This doesn’t in any way detract from the game, but hardcore puzzlers may prefer not to rely on chance to get through. Any given level can be replayed if desired though, so if you’re a stickler for getting things done just so, you can replay until you achieve demolitions perfection.
Overall, I’d say this is yet another solid addition to Camel Games’ catalogue of games. It’s nothing particularly original, just an Android version of a theme that’s been used in a number of online Flash games in the past, but it’s well implemented and I didn’t come across any frustrations at all. The game has 70 levels, each of which can be played on Easy, Medium or Hard settings, but, as it doesn’t necessarily take very long to get through each level, some folks may find they complete the game pretty quickly. Hopefully Camel Games will release additional levels, or even an editor in the future, given their record with Space Physics, I’d imagine this is a distinct possibility.
Crazy Penguin Catapult HD v1.1.9
(From:http://wireless.ign.com/)
Crazy Penguin Catapult HD v1.1.9
Crazy Penguin Catapul v1.0.18
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