iPhone gamedevelopers seem to find a lot of inspiration in carrots. We just posted a new trailer of Hill Billy, a game with loads of carrots, and now we have yet another game featuring carrots. Bobby Carrot Forever is an iPhone and iPod Touch puzzle game similar to Chips Challenge and Loopy Laboratory. The player needs to hit switches, use keys and flee from breakaway floors to get through each level. According to the developers, this game will offer over 15 hours of gameplay. It should come out somewhere in January for $7.99.
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HydroTilt, a game developed by Publisher X, is now available in the App Store for $2.99. The game is controlled by tilting the iPhone or iPod Touch and lets the player guide a droplet of water through 30 colorful levels. Your droplet of water can be frozen, heated until vapor is formed or it can change into other forms. It looks like Mercury Meltdown Revolution and seems to be offering a lot of new features compared to other ball-rolling games. Get it now, because on January 5th it will cost $4.99!
eXact, Deluxeware’s new puzzle game for the iPhone and iPod Touch is now available in the App Store for. Use the touch-screen to slide the colored bricks from the top, bottom, right and left to make matches of three. The better your match, the bigger your score bonuses. Here’s the feature list of eXact:
- Fun, yet challenging color-matching puzzle game
- 3 different play modes
- 3 levels of difficulty
- Special blocks and power-ups to boost your score
- Listen to your own music as you play!
The kind folks over at VGViews sent us an email to let us know that they have a nice iPhone gamedeal for the holidays. Tatomic, an action puzzle game, has now been dropped to only $2.99 for a limited time. In this game, players connect falling pairs of atoms into colored chains to make them explode and disappear and earn point bonuses by clearing multiple chains at once. If you’re not sure about Tatomic, then you should definitely try out the free Lite version of the game.
Developer TransGaming told video game blog Kotaku that Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords for iPhone and iPod Touch will hit the App Store next month for $9.99. With new story lines, conquests and touch-controls this will be the best portable version of Puzzle Quest ever. By solving puzzles in the game you earn gold that can be used for purchasing equipment for your characters.
Danielle Cassley and Jason Citron have released a sequel on their popular free iPhone and iPod Touch game Aurora Feint. Aurora Feint II: The Arena costs $7.99, but a great game like that is worth every penny. Aurora Feint is an RPG with a mix of Tetris Attack and Panel de Pon. Aurora Feint II: The Arena features 68 levels, new character classes, friend and global leaderboards, palyer profiles with walls, a multipalyer community, an updated soundtrack and new locations to explore. You can transfer your data from Aurora Feint: The Beginning to the new game. Get it now, because starting from December 25th you’ll have to pay $9.99 to get this great game.
PopCap Games has dropped the price of Bejeweled 2 from $7.99 to just $2.99. Bejeweled 2 is an extremely popular and addictve puzzle game for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This gem-swapping puzzler has is hours of high-carat fun with three entranincing modes with Power Gems and Hyper Cubes, The more you’ll play this game, they more you’ll get into it and the more highscores you’ll break! It’s a steal at only $2.99, so you have no reason to not buy this terrific game, and hurry up because this is a limited edition offer!
This morning there were a few new Lite versions of iPhone and iPod Touch games available in the App Store. First of all there’s Virus Lite, a free demo that lets you play with white blood cells that need to fill up your screen while avoiding viruses. For those who don’t like playing with blood there’s a Pac-Man Lite version that allows you to try out the first level of this classic. Rock’n'Roll Lite gives you a free chance to try out three levels of the full game. We recently reviewed Rock’n'Roll and gave it a four out of five.
Ngmoco has released two of its new games for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the App Store. First title is Topple, available for just $0.99. In this game you need to stack weird shapes using the multi-touch controls to slide and rotate them into the position you want them to be. The second title is MazeFinger, a free maze puzzle game with more than a thousand unique mazes that you navigate by using your finger on the screen of your iPod Touch or iPhone. Every maze has hidden traps and other things that might get in your way. By playing through the 200 levels you can unlock new achievements.
The App Store is only a few months old and yet there are already a plethora of maze based puzzle games available for gamers to choose from. Amongst them are the popular (and rather good) Dizzy Bee and Labyrinth, the slightly less impressive Spinner and the ridiculously impossible Balloonacy. Even at this early stage in iPhone gaming any new title joining this crowded genre is going to have to be rather special to make an impact. Tag Games certainly hope that Rock’n’Roll fits the bill but will this maze game leave players spinning in delight or wishing they’d stayed away? Read the rest of this entry »
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