Here is a cute little game with its own twist of Good vs Evil. HeavenHell features a cute, round and fluffy angel and a similar looking devil, painted in Evil Red. The game's architecture is physics-based and will appeal to gamer of every kind. Kiddies might just keep smiling, everytime this game is launched.

Developed by Nelphy Games, the game does not have any concept or a definite storyline, it is present just for the entertainment value and it surely does provide the player with a lot of just that.

HeavenHell needs a lot of logic to successfully complete the game. Players will need to tap the angel and demon to transport them into circles or squares, depending on the obstacles or the situation at a given time. The game is spread over 4 worlds and a whooping 80 levels, providing for a uninterrupted gameplay.

Visually the game is high on appeal and provides the game with the extra brownie points. Further, the character sketching and game worlds are also well executed to say the least. Overall, the game brings in a breath of relief from the HD graphic games which has invaded the mobile gaming scene and adds a new dimension to casual gaming. iOS version coming soon.

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Care for a sweet, nice and casual gaming session that will make you feel silly and also make you laugh? Well, it is time to try Clouds & Sheep on Android. The game is very casual and does not cross any threshold in the gaming world.

Created by Handy Games, this developer is a Top Developer on the Android Market and has churned up some seriously awesome casual games for the iOS and Android platform.

Players get a chance to become the meanest of characters in games, such as, military officers, detectives, terrorists, police officers, superheros, but Clouds & Sheep allows players to take on the role of a Shepard. Players will need to feed the sheep, hook up pairs to create offspring and finally prove to be the best Shepard of all time.

The gameplay is very casual and there is nothing that the game or the developer can boast about. Instead of this, the game holds its own firm ground and leaves a smile on the players face. The in-game graphics are really nice and most of the sheep look simply adorable. The game is made on the sandbox architecture and features mainly, well, cloud and sheep.

Overall, the game features 33 highly challenging levels, hidden bonus items, open-ended gameplay, and most importantly a parental-lock feature to block in-app purchases. Players will need to look after the basic need of the sheep, like water and food. Alongside, as a Shepard, players also have to prevent the sheep from doing any sort of stupidity. So when the sun is shining, the sheep will stand under the sun, until they get hit by heatstroke, and during a chilly weather, they just wait to catch a cold.

Definitely one of the better casual games to have made way to the Android platform. A must have for every casual gaming fan. Thumbs-up to the game as well as the developer.

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There are times when Blackberry users complain on being the most ignored platform, as far as games and fun apps go. Well, it is quite true that the Blackberry OS stands nowhere in competition with iOS and Android in terms of games. So, here we have an exclusive Blackberry offering, called Finger Trap.

Developed by Tafasa, who already have quite a few casual games under-their-belt, Finger Trap should certainly please all of the Blackberry boys looking for some casual gaming fun.

Finger Trap is as simple a game can get and can be deemed as a complete no-brainer. Players need to hold a small red box and help it dodge the oncoming blue boxes. Its like saying 1-2-3. Wow, if only life was this simple. Basically, the game puts the players reflexes into the test while protecting the red box.

The game supports three modes 1) Regular Mode - where the blue boxes simply bounce and move in a very predictable manner, 2) Wild Mode - where the boxes go completely crazy changing direction every few seconds in a random order, and 3) Random Start - where the boxes start moving in a random direction with every new game, either towards the red box or away from the red box.

Other features in-game are three difficulty levels: normal, hard and crazy; ability to randomize block starting directions; online game score submission; local high scores according to difficulty and game mode, and a clean User-Interface.

Overall, the game is very playable and can be the worthy contender to Brick Breaker (the most popular and highly rated Blackberry game at present). The only downside with the game would be it being touchscreen specific. So its only the recent Blackberry OS7 lineup and the Blackberry Storm series owner, that would be able to enjoy this arcade enjoyment.

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Finger Trap on App World

Developed by Yogamen Inc., the company already has quite an impressive variety of releases for the iOS gamers and does quite a commendable job with Crazy Basketball.

The game is no rocket-science compared to the iOS high-enders, but is filled with an intuitive gameplay and everything has been kept subtle and simple. Something some old-timers will love and applaud; firstly, the game supports three unlocked modes, 1) Classic Mode, 2) Training Room, & 3) Hoops. All three modes make use of the main game background, though the training room and Hoop mode do not feature an audience. The game supports two additional modes, namely Crazy Mode and Sniper Mode which can be unlocked for $0.99 via an in-app purchase.

The Classic Mode is the main game with a very nice "Slow Motion" feature thrown-in. Players get a total of 2 minuets to score the maximum points, with every successful long shot a +4sec bonus time added to the timeline. The audience is something really to talk about with all characters sharing an uncanny resemblance to the "South Park" residents (The game characters are just a little taller) and cherring, "Wow", "Cool" and "Awesome" with every successful shoot.

In the hoops mode, players are given three shot types; 3 point hoops, 2 point hoops, and 1 point hoops. Players get a total of three shot per hoop, making it a total of nine shots in the Hoop Mode. This is a fairly simple mode, with the ability to score huge and then share it through OpenFient or the more iOS friendly GameCenter.

Social-networking addicts will love the ability to brag about their high score on Twitter and Facebook after signing-in with OpenFeint. Also, the game has a bunch of backgrounds which can be unlocked by achieving certain scores in the classic mode. Overall, a great time-killer game with a nice touch to it. If you are on your way to work, have free-time, or simply bored, Crazy Basketball should feature on your iPod or iPhone.

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So here we finally have something for all Windows Mobile users. Penguin is a very casual game set ready for you to enjoy in the spare time. Its certainly not a serious game but more of a fun offering or a children oriented play.

Created by Mike Newman, an individual developer, the game tries to embody a minimalist approach without any glitter and glamour. It can be viewed as a true time-killer at the same time giving birth to a new genre in the mobile gaming world.

In the game, players need to gain maximum momentum and make the penguin fly or dive through various cartoonish landscapes with varied colors for points. Moreover, the controls are very straightforward, no hunky-dory stuff. Just aim, flick and Voila! watch the penguin soar through the skies, land and landscapes.

Penguin features 14 different levels, and like any other game, the difficulty keeps on increasing. So its not as simple as it looks on paper. Also, the developer claims that every level is different. So, if you play level 5 once, the second time, things might change. Well, much does not change, but it surely incorporates a few tweaks.

The competition hungry folks out there would love the incorporation of Global Leader-boards and the additional ability to compete with players worldwide. The leader-board incorporates daily, weekly, and overall top scores for better comparison. Previous users will need to download the latest version 2.1 for Global Leader-board support in-game. The game features some neat music and sound effect, enhancing the gameplay.

Overall, a great time killing game with very minimal usage of the screen and hand. Recommended to anyone who needs a better way to kill-time during commute from point A to point B.

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The Blackberry platform is pure-work and very little fun. So here is a sweet little arcade offering, Mole from Hole that will surely bright up your day. The game is not graphically intense and might still be in the shadows of those for iOS and Android, but it will certainly become a great casual game for all the spare time.

Developed by TechSoft Venture, these developers have quite a good experience with games for Blackberry users.

Mole from Hole will make your break between the board meetings a time-snipper. The game is very simple with nothing complex to it, with a Mole looking surprisingly decent, to say the least. In the game, players need to ward off as many Moles popping up from the hole from time-to-time. The game is played by hitting the corresponding key to the hole (Q, W, E, A, S, D, Z, X, and C, that is).

The games have three modes to offer, namely 1) Arcade - here the players need to eliminate as many moles as possible. Once you fail to hit 20 moles, the game is over. 2) Time - under this, players need to strike as many moles within a time-frame of 60 seconds, 3) 100 mole quest - this mode makes 100 moles pop-up, so you need to do your best and hit as many as possible. The game is simple, no rocket-science here.

Overall, this is a great game and should highly appeal to the very serious businessmen with a little kid hiding somewhere. A must try and a great initiative by the developers.

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This one if for all the kids who just hate visiting the dentist. So now, it is your time to play the dentist and clean the mouth and teeth of big, ugly monsters with bad-odor. Monster Mouth DDS is a game that features loads of gun creatures with a cavity problem that need to be addressed.

The game is primarily targeted at the kids and it has its own fun moments. Keeping the target-audience in mind, the developer has done quite a decent job in terms of gameplay, environments and the role they play.

Players will have to explore the "oh so clean" mouth of the monsters (pun intended) to rectify their tooth issues, all before they can slam their jaws together to end the game.

The monsters can have various teeth problems like cavity, broken tooth, painful jaws, or very unclean teeth. The tools available for the player are really nice and add that basic touch of realism; for instance, players can find hidden cracks via X-ray machines, blast cracked teeth with a bomb, or just pull out cavities with a tong. In the current updated version 1.03, the developers have made all the Monsters free, and there is no need of an in-app purchase for additional creatures.

Overall, the game is one of the most child-friendly ones on the iOS platform and being an universal app, parents can happily work over their iPad, while the iPod Touch becomes your kids new best-friend. Lets face it, sometimes keeping such games handy on your device is more than just a good idea.

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iOS has largely become a hardcore gaming platform, but casual gamers can still get their dose of fun with Fly Bird HD 2.0, which defines casual gaming in the best possible way.

Developed by BlueOnionSoft, known for the best in casual gaming, Fly Bird is a mix of Brick-breaker, Angry Birds, and Jewel Tetris. Yup, a classic combination. Detailed reasoning after the break.

Angry Birds has made the war between pigs and birds a really hot product. You guessed it right, Fly Bird HD also revolves around the rivalry between pigs and birds; the main reason for comparison. Then we have the game's objective - to eliminate three or more birds sporting the same color; here comes in Jewel Tetris. Brick-breaker I say, because players have a support below the branches - an arrow pointing towards the birds.

With the graphics more than reminiscent of Angry Birds, I would highly recommend this game to anyone looking to kill time on way to work, college or simply in between of errands. Nothing too serious about this game, just loads of fun. Fly Bird HD 2.0 is an universal iOS app (runs on iPhone as well as iPad) and syncs with game-center, for the gamers who love to brag.

Overall a nice game with friendly controls and not to forget, some very cute, and adorable looking birds.

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Defender was developed by DroidHen, who already have quite a few cute offerings under-their-belt for the Android platform and the kids will surely love their approach towards the development of the game.

Players face a massive wave of monsters from time to time and this raises the game's difficulty quotient to a new level altogether. Controls are very intuitive and non-laggy, playing the game on a relatively slower device like the Samsung Galaxy Ace, I experienced no glitches or force-starts. Controls are very intuitive as arrows are shot with a touch and in the direction of angle chosen. Sliding on the screen enables continuous shooting.

Graphics can be rated good on some devices and great on the others. HD resolution device owners will be drooling on the screen as long as the game stays active. Defender helps the players in making various upgrades to the game for a better defense system. Players can earn additional coins to upgrade the in-game defense system, so more the merrier. They also get extra advantages with the "Cast Spell" feature, allowing them to freeze a wave of monsters, shooting fire balls, popping icicles from the ground and hoard of other massive attacks at enemies and making a great killing at once.

Overall, the game is very playable and goes to every length to satisfy gamers' hunger for competition. A must try app for every Android device and recommended for all age groups. Being a free app, the developers rely heavily on in-app purchases for additional coins, heavy armors and defense system. There is a simple trick to get money without the in-app purchase thou. Just be patient and lose a few rounds to stock on the extra coins, and Voila! you will have enough money after a few tries to upgrade.

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This is one game where instead of the birds, penguins get their share of the spotlight. Developed by GameEvil, who is no newbie on the block and has already released various titles on nearly all of the mobile platforms, Air Penguin is one of those sweet games meant for all ages and mind you, it is highly addictive.

Air Penguin is set in Antarctica and the protagonist is a cute, fat, little blue penguin with a grumpy face. His objective is to journey through the icy South Pole to help save his family from the melting ice-caps. Players need to make the penguin jump from one circular ice blobs, to another. Not very complicated, but not a walk-in-the-park either.

The gameplay is simple and very intuitive. Players need to tilt their device in the desired direction they want the penguin to land in. As the levels go by, the landing zone also start getting weird placements, sometimes placed 45 degree alternatively. Graphics are not the strongest point of Air Penguin, but the endless fun the game packs-in is.

Complications and obstacles do not only come in the form of landing zones, they also come in form of sharks, thin ice, and sometimes, even turtles. Players who just wish games offered second-chances will be thrilled. The game allows users to buy second chances and special abilities, in exchange for fish coins collected during the game. Players can also buy additional fish coins via in-app purchases.

Air Penguin boasts of over 125 levels in Story Mode; there is also a Survival mode with various obstacles and a more complex gameplay. Overall, the game is very playable, and its more than just casual fun. Android users are in luck, as the game is up for free. Air Penguin is also available on the iPhone at at $0.99, with Game Center integration.

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