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Ninja Fishing

Mel — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 13:00:52 +0000

Ninja Fishing from publisher Gamenauts is fish slashing game. While it has some stuff in common with other fruit slashing games, it has some elements that make it a unique game, and there are a lot of exciting features that make it worth a download.

The game begins with your ninja in a boat, ready to slice and dice some fish. To play the game, just tap the screen for dropping your lure. Now you just need to tilt the screen right or left as the hook goes down. Tapping the screen will transform your line into a drill, great for cutting fish.

When you hit a fish or your line gets to your end, level two will begin. Your line will begin to retract as you reel in the fish. When this takes place you will have to tilt your device to strike as many fish as possible. Once you pass this, stage 3 will begin and so on.

Ninja Fishing is very interesting, and what makes it different is that your performance in the previous level determines your standing on the next stage. While the game is challenging, you earn points from hitting fish that can be used to upgrade your equipment. For example, you can use it to buy a longer string so you can go deeper and get more fish.

You can also use those points to buy more fuel for your drill so you can utilize it more often. It�s these features than make Ninja Fishing an addictive game, and something you will be playing for hours on end.

Ice Age Village

Mel — Mon, 17 Sep 2012 13:00:11 +0000

Ice Age Village is the official game tie-in for Ice Age. Created by top developer Gameloft, it is an adventure game for everyone. While primarily designed to promote Ice Age, it’s actually pretty cool.

The game takes place at the onset of the Ice Age (keeping in line with the films). This leads to the breakup of the continent of Pangaea. This situation means you have to find new homes for the characters (the same as those in the films).

The gameplay is similar to other games where you have to create buildings. However, Ice Age Village has some features that make it interesting. Players can raise and breed all sorts of animals, prehistoric birds, mammoths, sabre toothed tigers and more.

The ability to breed animals in Ice Age Village gives the building structure game a new dimension. The progression is rapid so you don’t have to spend a lot of time waiting for something to happen. The families earn money quickly so it makes the game more fun. In short, Ice Age Village rewards players who breed animals well, giving you impetus to keep playing. And there is a lot to see and enjoy here.

There are other ways to make money in the game like rubbing on eggs. There are also mini-games and quests. Some of these quests are challenging and are hard to finish. If you have a Facebook account, you can play with your friends. There’s an additional treat: players can build a movie house and watch a film set in the Ice Age universe. All in all, the game offers plenty to keep you entertained.

Fruit Ninja

Mel — Sat, 11 Aug 2012 13:00:53 +0000

Fruit Ninja by Halfbrick Studios is an addictive game based on a simple premise; slice and chop fruit. The game is set against a wood background and there you will chop all kinds of fruits. These are hurled into the air, and you have to slice them.

It sounds so simple but it is fun and you’ll definitely want to keep going. The controls are simple. Slide your finger on the display to cut a fruit before it vanishes from view. If you hit a bomb instead of a fruit, you’re out. If three fruits pass by the screen without being cut, you lose. That’s basically all there is to it.

Your objective is to cut as many fruits as possible. The longer you stay, the higher your score total will be. The gameplay is so simple it’ll only take a few seconds of play to know the rules. You will also quickly realize why the game is so popular.

The scope is limited but it is extremely enjoyable. The game is pretty easy at the start, great for new players. Slice recognition is very accurate and the OpenFront scoreboards make Fruit Ninja even more attractive.

The graphics are pretty good and so are the sounds. You’ll hear the fruits being tossed with a wooshing sound. Bombs come with a hissing sound. This helps players identify them. You will hear different sounds when slicing fruit (squishing, thwack, thud etc). The background noise consists of surf lapping and chirping. These sounds are subtle and won’t distract from the game.

Fruit Ninja is a great little game, perfect when you’re waiting or have nothing to do. This isn’t just a game to pass the time; you might find yourself actually making time for it.

Unpleasant Horse

Valerie — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 14:00:56 +0000

Occasionally, we crave for games that we can enjoy playing without breaking too much of a sweat or frying too many brain cells at one time. Unpleasant Horse easily fits into this category.

Although it initially got into the “bad graces” of Apple the first time around, it seems they had a change of heart and agreed to release the game. What made it so controversial you ask? Well, not quite sure. They must have found a cute little evil pony/horse wrecking havoc and killing all the other ponies a bit offensive.

The game is from 4th & Battery, the edgier, more experimental division of your favorite wholesome gaming guru, Popcap.

Unpleasant Horse was created out of a Popcap challenge. The company encouraged its designers to be more creative and asked them to come up with a fun, highly entertaining game within 24 hours. The result: an exciting simple game where you play a black horse that’s evil to the bone. Your main task is to control this flying horse, guiding him from jumping on top of one cloud to another for as long as you can. This is simple enough but all that “unpleasantness” starts when you encounter the gentle flying white horses.

Once you see these lovable creatures, you can jump on their backs to weigh them down and send them to the ground. Unfortunately, the ground in this case features spinning sawblades that grind the cute white horses into a bloody pulp. What do you get for all this trouble? Extra points, of course!

Although the game slightly indulges in senseless murder, there’s no denying that it’s very entertaining, not to mention funny. Controls are easy to master and the graphics are amazing. There’s also lovely mood music to accompany you as you eviscerate all of those flying horses and birds.

It might be far from what you would normally expect from Popcap’s family friendly title but like most games from the company, this one is very addictive. Give it a try. It’s available as a free download.

Chicktionary

Valerie — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 14:00:24 +0000

Chicktionary is essentially TextTwist with chickens. For the uninitiated, TextTwist is a popular word game that was created by GameHouse and runs in Java.

Chicktionary is similar to TextTwist in that you have to come up with words using a provided set of letters. The only difference with this one is that you get clucking chickens who “hatch” the letters to form the words.

Created by Blockdot. Inc, the game used to be offered for $1.99 when it first came out but currently it’s being offered for free on the App Store. If you’re up for some fun and maybe testing your vocabulary.

Ever since it was released, the game has won legions of fans. In the game, you have to unscramble a bunch of letters and create as many words from them as possible. All you have to do is tap the hens with the letters you want so you can easily form a word. Press enter once you have what you want. Submitting and creating as many words as you can will help earn more points.

If you hit a bump on the road or suffer from “wordblock,” then shake your iPad around and it will shuffle all the letters, giving you a fresh take on what’s there. You can also go for the manual approach and select each hen in order to move them around. There are also additional tasks like searching for the hidden Easter Eggs.

Graphics for the game is pretty good and there are plenty of surprising little quirks that you’ll certainly enjoy.

FallOver!

Valerie — Wed, 27 Jul 2011 14:00:24 +0000

Playing FallOver! for the first time might seem as if the game is broken. The game is basically your typical Mario-esque platformer with a little twist – it has weird game physics.

Instead of the typical run, jump, walk affair, your little character has trouble keeping his two feet firmly planted on the ground. He has to walk with tons of coins in his pocket when he collects them so he constantly topples and “falls over.” This little twist is definitely enough to set apart the game from all other typical platformers. It’s a bit short but otherwise pretty fun to play.

Giving the game a first go can be a bit frustrating. You’ll need to adjust to your unbalanced protagonist and how he often falls flat on his face or ends up head-butting a platform whenever he walks. However, once you manage to adjust to the physics, the game becomes quite enjoyable to play.

There are 8 levels that you must go through. At the very end of each level, there’s a flag that you need to reach so you can proceed to the next stage. As you play through the stage, it’s important that your little British guy doesn’t fall on his face more than three times, otherwise you’re going to have to restart the level. You’ll also need to collect coins as you trudge along. This will help you earn points.

Controls are typical; arrow keys are used for the movement. If you want to jump, press S. If you want to get up after falling down, press A and then press R if you would like to restart the level.

Overall, the game is pretty cool and certainly different.

Related Links:
FallOver! Official Website
FallOver! on IndieGames
FallOver! on MyGaming
FallOver! on Caiman

Assassin Blue

Valerie — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 13:00:08 +0000

Assassin Blue is a cool action-platformer done by Banov. Like most games done by this cool developer, the game is quite interesting and fun to play. You get to control a little dude, named Blue, and traverse 12 levels, fighting and slashing enemies. Some of these enemies include dinosaurs in the sand, by the way. The entire game is done in 2D and features really tight gameplay and funny dialogue.

Like most of Banov’s games (Dubloon, Wolf or Crazy Over Goo), this one is extremely interesting and definitely worth your while. It has tons of awesome sword and boss fights as well as a good number of unlockable levels that you can enjoy. Go ahead and download the game for free right here or head on over to Banov’s website to get it.

In the game, you travel through four distinct areas while enemies pursue you. You’ll have to hack and slash your way from them. This one also includes a lot of jumping, running and climbing. Moreover, much of the game encourages exploration since there are several unlockable levels.

When fighting, you mainly use three buttons, X, C and Z. Pressing X is for when you are ready to attack, C allows you to disarm your opponents while Z lets you defend. You can also make use of various combos by just heading for the shop and buying them. The store also lets you purchase a music player if you’re feeling bored.

Speaking of music, the soundtrack for the game can be downloaded separately if you opt for the quality version rather than the MIDI one.

If you are fairly good at games like this, then you might not find any challenge in fighting off the lackeys. However, the big boss battles are something else. They more than make up for the lack of challenge or the simple ease of fighting off your other enemies. In the end, the game is quite polished. It’s a bit short but still worth every single moment of your time.

IWBTG (I Wanna Be The Guy)

Valerie — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 14:00:15 +0000

I Wanna Be The Guy or better known as IWBTG is not exactly a simple love story. Well, it is about a dude going on an adventure in order to become THE guy. It doesn’t stop there, I’ll tell you off the bat that it is extremely difficult. However, if you are a glutton for punishment and love being pushed around into complicated, near impossible feats, you’ll probably hold this game close to your heart.

Another thing to note is that if you are a hardcore NES or SNES fan, you’ll be grinning from ear to ear when playing this game. IWBTG combines modded levels of your favorite NES games like Megaman, Battletoads and even Contra; creating a one-of-a-kind, hair-pulling experience.

Definitely a hardcore game worth checking out whether you loved Nintendo or not.

IWBTG definitely takes the words “tribute” to heart as it recreates various iconic levels from various games. The attention to detail is amazing, even the soundtrack is the same. However, like most games from the era, the level design is extremely difficult. If you feel that every single level was designed to kill off your character, well, you’re right. It won’t be unusual for you to go keyboard bashing once in awhile whenever you play this game. The good thing though is that the game is quite funny. It’ll be a mixture of laughter and tears of frustration but it’s definitely worth it.

The game was originally created back in 2007 by Michael “Kayin” O’Reilly. Currently, it’s no longer being developed but it looks and works great as it is. In fact, you get two options when it comes to downloading the game, the “Slo Mo” version or the “Frame Skip” version. The former slows down the action whenever your CPU is taxed because of the game while the other simply skips frames if the CPU can’t handle it. The latter is perfect for speedy computers.

In the end, anybody who loves Nintendo should certainly give this game a try. Sure, you might get frustrated and end up spewing profanity once in awhile, but you’ll definitely laugh out loud and have a great time as well. Besides, it couldn’t hurt to try, can it?

Survivor: The Living Dead

Valerie — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:00:24 +0000

Haven’t gotten over zombies yet? Here’s another one you might want to take a chunk off.

Survivor – The Living Dead is nothing new in terms of concept. You play a 20 year old girl by the name of Amber Chaplin who witnesses her brother’s violent death in the hands of a zombie. To save herself, she flees and comes upon a large house that seems to be infested with the walking dead. Will she survive or will she turn into the next best grub for these zombies?

Survivor definitely takes almost all the elements of a good zombie game and meshes them into one big and highly entertaining game. You get big guns, a heroine that’s not immune to zombies and actually gets tired when sprinting too much and simply an awesome gameplay.

The game incorporates 16-bit retro graphics, an awesome soundtrack and a highly engaging gameplay. Sure, there’s just one level (the house) but there are so many unlockables to keep you busy. By the way, did I mention that the game is quite tough to beat? Don’t think that you’ll simply blast your way through hordes of zombies to survive. This one actually requires plenty of wit and brains to solve some of the most intense puzzlers out there.

In fact, apart from zombie blasting, you’ll need to solve a lot of puzzles in order to beat the game. Your main goal is to survive until the morning comes but this means watching out for several things which include bites, limited ammo, your health bar and looking for the right places to explore.

The cool thing is that even though you do get the traditional guns, you would need to be ingenuous and will find yourself barricading doors or throwing appliances as well as furniture just to keep the zombies away. There’s simply no room for boredom with this game.

Survivor offers 4 modes of gameplay but you need to complete the first one in order to access the other three. It also offers a reward system and tons of options to make your character stronger and more capable of beating hordes of undead. Meanwhile, controls are simple. Use WASD to maneuver Amber around the house. You can define the Action button which allows your character to lock doors, pick up items etc.

If you’re looking for a great quality, brain numbing puzzle adventure zombie game, then Survivor- The Living Dead is perfect. It nicely incorporates everything you would come to expect from the genre; even adding more to it. A highly addictive game worth checking out.

Dash and the Stolen Treasure

Valerie — Mon, 17 Jan 2011 14:00:55 +0000

Dash and the Stolen Treasure is a cool platformer made by 5 university students, namely, Joel Roset, Josep Catala, Marc Veiga, Marcos Herraiz and Carles Fernandez. All of them are from Spain.

Dash and the Stolen Treasure contains fun gameplay and simple yet entertaining game design. Because of this, it’s hard not to compare it to another classic platformer, Crash Bandicoot. Instead of a sly bandicoot though, you get to play, Dash, a pirate who is afraid of the water for some reason. Even though he’s just a kid, he seems to have collected all sorts of treasure with him.

Unfortunately, his treasure gets stolen by a nasty gang, the Blind Shark Pirates! Our hero then sets off on an adventure to recover his lost treasures, collect coins and exact his revenge.

Just taking a peek at the trailer tells you that this game will be quite fun and interesting. Just like a basic platformer, you set off on your adventure trying to get back your treasure back. On your way, you collect various coins and gems. The game environment allows you to explore and do a lot of things like playing baseball with the octopuses or maybe run over the water. Depending on how much you explore the island, you can extend the game time to more than 25 minutes. There are also various secrets and rewards/achievements to be gained if you play it right.

Overall, the game gives you a fun 25 minutes or so of gameplay. Be warned though that it’s not perfect. There are bugs here and there but the creators do promise to add some fixes to this. Definitely a fun game and worth the download.