Bottle Shoot is developed by Droid Hermes, they have had quite a run on Google Play, but seem to have struck the right cord with Bottle Shoot.

The graphics of the game are quite crisp, if not great, and the sound effects are close to the shattering effect we would hear in real-life. Levels pass by in a jiffy and keep increasing in pace as the clock ticks. I particulalry loved the scoring system, under which, if the player flings the nunchuck on the same bottle or put it to waste, then the combo ends right there. This little addition makes sure that the player have a better presence of mind in-game the next time.

The biggest drawback about the game, even though it is highly addictive, is the fact that you ultimately tend to get bored for there isn’t much to do other than breaking bottles. Nothing that would bring about excitement as the levels progress. There is a bomb and a shield that seldom appears that prevents you from being able to take a proper aim at the bottles but that just is not good enough in the long run.

Overall, the game serves its purpose as a casual time-killer. There is nothing great to write about it, but will become a favorite during commutes or a quick 5-min break.

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Bootle Shoot on Google Play

The game was created by Kiwi Inc, a developer that really garnered impressive download figures with their previous game, Monster Park.

Brightwood Adventures is an RPG game, but this time around it is for the kiddies and they are sure to love it. Nothing very complicated; no confusing controls, everything is nice and smooth. The main objective of the player is to build a wonderful village located in the Dark Forest with the help of Wally, Rowan, and the rest of the gang.

This is a typical management game, a really complete adventure in which the user should explore the dark forest and help the villagers feel comfortable in their new home.
On shooting up the game for the first time, a tutorial will explain everything on how to go about the game, and the ways to collect rewards and various awards.

Overall, the game comes with some neat graphics, playable missions, cute characters and everything that would keep the kids smiling. Being free, the in-app purchases are part-and-parcel of the package, but nothing that is forced upon the user.

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The game was developed by Com2Us, who already has quite an impressive feat of games in their portfolio. This developer makes games not only with great play-ability factor, but also integrates quality into the final product, with minimum bugs or lag.

Intoia 4 brings to players 6 different classes of characters (including Dark Knight, Priest, Warlock, and Assassin) and 90 skills to learn. Additionally, players will also have access to over 400 maps for exploration of various terrain like dry deserts, freezing snowfields and dark dungeons. Inotia 4 does feature some in-game ads that randomly pop up in the menu on many occasions. The game does feature a few in-app purchases, but during the course of gameplay, it is safe to say that they are not necessary and players can pull through the game without paying any heed to it.

Character development has been paid quit a bit of detailing, with every character in-game speaking in a modern tone. Overall, Inotia 4 will not disappoint any RPG fan to say the least. The game has its own share of flaws, but the updates are quite timely and with a few bug fixes, things should go the lag-free way.

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Developer on Facebook

The game was developed by Neowiz Internet, a developer who has developed quite a few premium apps and their legacy can be seen in London 2012 – Official Game.

Players start out by creating their own personalized character and allotting them certain basic abilities; ranging from Strength, Balance, Agility, Flexibility and Mentality. Based on which ability you pick, your charcter will be allowed to participate in certain events. The game covers a total of nine events across five sports – athletics (100 metres, 110 metres hurdles, triple jump and pole vault), swimming (100 metres freestyle, 100 metres butterfly), kayaking, shooting (double trap) and archery. So, if you pick strength, you will be allowed to do the sprints and swimming, if you go for balance, you get the pole vault, and the works.

Instead of the controls being old-school on-screen D-pad, the developers have gone the extra mile and integrated gesture control for almost every event playable. So to sprint on the track, players will need to tap their fingers on the screen as fast as you can without both fingers touching the screen (if they do, the athlete takes a toss or stumbles); to swim, players need to slide their fingers up and down the screen; to shoot, players tilt their device to get the target in focus, and so on. The game is addictive and there are no two ways to it.

Overall the graphics are decent, but it works like a charm on the new iPad, compared to the higher-end Droid beasts. There was no sign of stutter on either the iPad or iPhone. I would suggest the Android crowd to turn off notifications for a lag-free experience.

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London 2012-Official Game on Facebook

Created by Zynga who has taken the social-gaming platform to all new heights not only on social-networking sites, but on smartphone platforms such as Android & iOS, Dream Heights seems to be a perfect extension of this phenomenon.

Dream Heights is a free-to-play game that tries to hook the player within the tower-building simulation gameplay. Players are in charge of the entire construction of the building, from its floors to its residents, and how high the building can stand. The game works in real time, so players need not be active in the game 24×7, this is where Zynga has scored and became so popular among casual gaming fanatics.

Each floor can be one of two simple types: an apartment or a business. Apartments can house up to five people, and it is important to keep the number of residents high, because those residents will work in the businesses in your tower. Businesses can be of several types and can include retail shops, restaurants, and more. The success of these businesses is determined by the skills of the residents. The player is the employer, determining who gets a job and who is let off the list. Players have to carefully pick which three people will get to work in each store, and those with the highest skills will sell and restock items the quickest.

Overall, the game is quite addictive in the initial stages, but as times flies by, the game tends to become an occasional one. The real game begins when the tower built gets really high and management becomes an integral part of the entire gameplay structure. The game is available on Android & iOS and has a decent levels of gameplay.

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Zynga Mobile Game page
Dream Heights on Facebook

This little treat has been brought to life by Gamelion Studios, a developer that has quite a few entertaining games in their kitty, but I Must Run! Reloaded is the only free app offering from this stable. Will it be worth the play time? Lets check it out.

It is here that players need to run for their life, exactly what the name suggests. It is an endless runner game featuring vast locations, non-stop jumping, sliding and punching action. It is a dream come true for Endless Runner Game lovers. The plot is solid, with the main character being an apparent escaped convict who “must run” through all locations in order to save his wife before the clock runs out.

Gameplay is at its pounding best with the feel of excitement, sense of urgency and adrenaline rush being pushed by the developer. There are plenty of pitfalls, obstacles, and ways to easily die the more you advance within the levels. The game boasts a total of 6 game locations and the thing that makes it all the more exciting is the rag-doll physics that has been adopted. Truly, this game is addictive and well developed.

Overall, I Must Run! Reloaded has its own share of in-app purchases, but if played in a well thought manner, you will not have to give them a second-look. The game is clean, well-planned, addictive and a great time killing monster. My personal rating 4 out-of-5-stars.

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Gamelion on Twitter
Gamelion on Facebook

Chopper Pro was created by AppsForBB.com, a developer that has quite a repute on Blackberry App World with a high inclination towards utility apps, but don’t worry as this little gem will definitely not disappoint.

The game is as simple as counting 1,2,3. The main objective handed over to the player is to guide a helicopter to the maximum possible distance. Well, though the objective is simple, the gameplay not a walk in the park. The Chopper sways down on its own will, as if its running out of gas you better watch out.

Control and concentration is the key factor to mastering the game, though frustration might seep in for the non-gamers. For all of the hardcore gamers out there willing to put their ego on the line and fight till the end there is a light at the end of the tunnel. Overall, Chopper Pro is an exceptional game for Blackberry handsets. So while commuting, instead of social-networking or using BBM; users have now something else to shoot-up and control.

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Developer Page on Blackberry App World

Ported by Andrey_N_S, the port seems to work really well, but strangely only on the higher-end smartphones and no one seems to be complaining yet.

The game looks, feels, works and plays the same as the classic, keeping true to the 8-Bit classics’ character. The dog is still there with his annoying laughter when the player misses a strings of shot. The graphic is also classic and a real breather from the newer breed of HD gaming visuals and surround sound.

The game really has very little to boast, but it is priceless when it awakens all the childhood memories when we all made our first steps into the world of gaming. Overall, it is an amazing treat with a few hiccups on the entry level phones, but the high-end droid will adjust to it like an old blanket.

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Duck Hunt on Classic Games Arcade

Cut The Rope was developed by Zeptolabs and the team back there has surely done a terrific job – and this not only applies to the cute little character but also to the way the app always stays updated and fresh.

Cut The Rope revolves around the protagonist Om-Nom who fell off a delivery truck and was found in a storage box by a mysterious person. The main focus of the game is to deliver Om-Nom with something that he loves the most and that is a tasty candy. Players need to get the Candy to Om-Nom through various obstacles, by using different means, collecting stars and most importantly, by Cutting Ropes.

The game on the whole is very intuitive and is suitable for all ages. In-game levels are designed amazingly well and there is no lag whatsoever, irrespective of a entry-level device or a mammoth powered beast of a device. Like every game, Cut The Rope comes with its own fair-share of difficulty as levels pass and getting the stars becomes a huge obstacle in the entire gameplay.

Overall, Cut The Rope is a game that is really hard to put down once launched. It is available on multiple platforms, so you can enjoy it on your Smartphone, Tablet and now even on your Web-browser. Give it a try for hours of unadulterated fun and amazing challenges.

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Cut The Rope on Facebook

Brought to life by Gameloft, this developer has really kicked the gaming scene on Android & iOS to the next level. Gameloft has produced some of the greates titles in the history of mobile gaming, such as the Prince of Persia: Warrior Within, Assassins Creed, Asphalt Series and more. Fantasy Town is a free game and definitely one of the yummiest till date.

As the name suggest, this place will give a proper shape to your fantasy and it really knows how to do it with full-fledged panache. In-game, players can guide their villagers to unearthing treasure, farming exotic plants and building a successful village of their personal design.

Fantasy Town features some really awesome characters like Mythic Beings, Stout Dwarves, Mystic Fairies, and a host of other magical creatures. Furthermore, players can also interact with their villagers, accept their quests for special rewards and keep all the inhabitants happy.

The app also packs-in its own share of mini-games, under which, players can move away from managing their town and go on to explore wild lands and fight dark beasts. The game gives an all-new meaning of to social-gaming with the help of adding real-time friends to the circle. The game also facilitates the exchange of gifts between friends and make the town much more better.

Overall, the game has a very nice touch to it and has an amazing intuitive feel to it. As said earlier, if Cityville is the game of your calling, then Gameloft has certainly satisfied your hunger for Social-Gaming.

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Developer’s Website
Final Fantasy Website