Mr. Space!! Is a quick pickup and play game with a basic premise. The object is to move left and right and stop in the correct spot so that when the ceiling comes crashing down you are in a space big enough so that you don’t get squished.
That’s all there is to this game, but as you continue it gets faster and faster. And the gaps aren’t as noticeable.
It’s definitely worth picking up for done quick bursts of fun in line or on the bathroom (you know you play games on the toilet).
Released on May 5th, I’m predicting this gem of a game called Mega Jump will be in the top 100 by the end of the month. With a cute main character, spot on tilt controls and an addictive nature, this game has what’s needed to make it big. The only dissadvantage to this game is that it’s a little too hard at first. Games only last for about 20-30 seconds before you die. However, being so addictive, I just keep hitting the ‘play again’ button and have improved significantly.
To play the game, you tap the screen and your little guy jumps into the air. If he hits a coin he jumps again. Tilt your device to move him left and right and don’t fall below the screen. This is an endless game with the goal of getting as high as possible. It’s a game concept that we’ve seen a lot, but Mega Jump just seems to really get it right. Think of it as a faster-paced Doodle Jump with, dare I say, a cuter main character.
With my earlier prediction that this game will be in the top 100 by the end of the month, if the developers add an easy mode, I predict this game could easily make it to the top 10 or even top 5 games on the app store.
All in all, the backgrounds are awesome, the animations are really nice, sound effects are well done and the gameplay keeps you coming back. I recommend picking this game up for some quick pick up and play action.
Fly Kiwi, Fly! is free for one day and one day only. Do NOT miss this opportunity to pick up this great game for free. See my positive review for this game here. And then download it as soon as you can.
Also, check out Freaking Inkies [ App Store ] for only $.99 right now (down from $2.99). It’s awesome. A Full/Short review will be coming soon.
From Fly Kiwi, Fly!’s App Store Description:
Fly Kiwi, Fly! today is FREE! Featured in OPEN FEINT Free Game Of The Day! What are you waiting for? Xmas?
Nothing can stand between a Kiwi and his will to fly!
Help Kiwi fly around the world all the way from New Zealand to USA in this fantastic game for all ages!
Tilt your iPhone/iPod Touch to gain speed, use it to make awesome stunts, unlock awards and earn money. Buy gliders, springs and even a cannon to help Kiwi in his voyage across the globe. Get useful upgrades that will increase your chances of reaching the most ambitious goal: embracing the ultimate flying machine!
Fly Kiwi, Fly! will keep you hooked for hours on end trying to be the best air stuntman… or stuntbird!
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Fruit ninja is one of those games that is really fun and you cannot put down, but you’re not entirely sure why. The graphics are really good, but its just fruit flying through the air. The sounds design is great (good squishing sounds), but again it’s mostly just fruit getting sliced up.
I really think this game is so addictive and fun to play solely because of the gameplay mechanics. It’s so simple it’s amazing. Fruit flies up across your screen and you swipe with your finger to chop it in half. Your game is over if you miss three pieces of fruit. The game is also instantly over if you chop in half one of the random bombs that flies across the screen.
Why are you a ninja that hates fruit? Why is someone as trying to kill you with bombs? Why is this game so addictive? It doesn’t matter. It’s awesome!
I consider this game a must have. Especially if you like pick up and play games. You won’t regret purchasing Fruit Ninja. If you don’t believe me or just aren’t sure, check out the app store reviews. They are overwhelmingly positive.
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