With classical block breaking game elements, this game comes with a twist, in the sense that it offers you a small role in order to play. You are a handsome and cool dude that is on his way to buy a yacht from a filthy rich playboy. You collect the money and gifts from the broken blocks, and thus you are boosting your ability to win the yacht and play the characters with luxury items so they can tell you all the passwords you need so you can go to the next level. Sometimes so many items appear on the screen so that you don’t have any choice but to scoop them all up. There are also some suprises on your way to the next level, like: level where an on screen slot-machine influences every single bonus you earn, a shop that gets populated with new items and many more. The best part of this game is were the boss encounters: sudden death stages that put you up against a computer controlled enemy that needs to be beaten without loosing a life. Early bosses are progressively more dangerous floating objects at the top of the screen, but the game changes the the theme on the later stages and keeps the levels interesting. An entire game could be crafted from these boss stages. Even though with its cartoony graphics this game has quite a lot to offer, from good music, excitement, and definitely something new and improved.
Supernova Blast is a Fun fast paced Strategy game where you create and blast your way between supernovae. Increase energy stars and blast them in multiple supernovae. The game is available in both lite and full versions, with the main difference between them being: the lite version features: 15 Levels, 3 Difficulty starting choice for players of all skill levels, difficulty increase gradually during levels, height quality sound fx, intuitive touch control, interactive tutorial etc; and the full version features: 250 Levels, auto save levels, levels selectable and many more. Unique and fascinating in its game-play. The rules of the game are taught in a good interactive tutorial.The goal of the game is to empty the play-field from stars going supernova. If a big yellow one is touched it will explode and parts of the star will fly in all four directions (vertical and horizontal). If such a particle collides with another big yellow star it will go supernova too, ending in chain reactions. Each of the 250 levels provides a “par” and a max. number of moves…This is a recommendation for puzzle-maniacs and those who want to squeeze their brains.
This is quite an unusual game, instead of making you the detective, of the police officer or a famous archeologist, this game offers you to become a spider. Yes you heard right a spider. The story line is this, you are a spider and you find an abandoned manor, soon your curiosity starts to work, and you begin to wonder what has happened with the family that lived there, so you start to search for clues, taking small adventures from room to room, looking for something to eat on the way. But you have to be careful on how much webbing you use, if you use to little you won’t catch a thing, if you use too much then you wont survive for to catch something, so it’s up to you do decide the right amount of silk that you are going to use. Being a spider besides making spiderwebs, you have the ability to jump at great lengths, something that can be achieved with a simple swipe across the screen, while the web making is caused by tapping the spider. The controls are pretty simple, and that’s a huge plus in my book. This game come with 28 amazing levels filled with mysterious objects and secret rooms, and it is your job to discover their purpose and secret. All in all this game will definitely keep you busy for hours while you work your brain into solving one of the greatest game mysteries.
This game really stands out from the tower defense crowd by the simple fact that it uses a pack of deck cards as its primary weapon. All you have to do is to defend the route that leads to your castle from the evil monsters. I know it sounds simple, but trust me it’s not. First you have to pick five cards from a deck of 63, each of them representing a titular monster and you unlock more cards as you go further along the game. Each monster is assigned one of the elements like: Fire, Water, Forest, Light and Dark, which becomes a formidable weapon in fighting your enemies. But you have to be extra careful on some tips and tricks like if you have a monster with Fire, it would be nice to know that it is superior to an enemy with Forest, but inferior to an enemy with Water. The game has separate Phases, and it ends when you defeat the final wave of enemies, or your base is overrun. You also have to be careful and not to let any enemies get through your defenses, otherwise you will lose a point from your base defense points, a number that you mustn’t let reach zero, because it results with a game over. With each end of a Phase you get money, which you can use to buy more monsters for your deck, and here is the catch, you have to make the right choices because you must have evenly matched or more powerful, if possible, monsters from your enemy. Another crucial feature for this game is your patience, you have to play for hours so you can discover the depths that will captivate you and make you wish that the game will never end.
This is one marble popping, time killing, extremely addicting game that is definitely here to stay. The game play is simple, you have a scarab beetle pushing a row of marbles and you have to hit them all before the marbles reach to the pyramid, but this is not all, when you get rid of that scarab another one appears, so you have to repeat the whole action once again. The levels start simple, but become more complicated as go further. At the beginning each level contains four different marble colors, but as you advance you discover new marble colors, which makes the games a little more complicated. Another complication arises when two strands of marbles make an advance towards the pyramid at the same time, and the trickiest part of the game is when new strands appear at the bottom of the screen, obscuring older strands until you can clear away the new ones. Luxor makes a good use of the ipod touch’s interface. You can slide the marble shooter by touching the screen with your finger and sliding it left and right. To shoot the marble, simply just tap on the shooter. A hint view—placed inconveniently in the top-right corner of the screen—lets you see what color is coming next, and a quick finger swipe downward lets you swap the two colors. Luxor’s graphics are very colorful filled with ancient Egyptian themes, even the background music is Egyptian but it also respects the music you’re playing via the iPod app and overlays it with the in-game sound effects. All in all this is a fun game that you simply must have.
There is hardly a person on this planet that hasn’t seen the movie or heard about Titanic, the ship that sunk on its first journey. Its contents were undisturbed for more than a century, but now Big Fish games and the ipod touch team need you to become an archeologist and dive deep into the icy waters of the Atlantic ocean and recover some of the artifacts that just lay there at the bottom of the ocean. You have seventeen levels with more than a hundred hidden items just waiting to be uncovered and taken to the Titanic museum where they will see daylight once again. See beautiful landscapes and genuine images of the actual ship. Learn facts and characters about the greatest ship that has marked a whole era. The game is so addicting that you will want to play again and again, and the best part is that each time you play this game, you get new items to find, so it’s like you are playing a whole new game.
Here we offer a quite unconventional card game for the ipod touch. Orion: The Legend Of Wizards is a trading card game, but its creators have made sure that all those complicated rules that usually push people away from this type of games, are lost. So that’s a huge plus in my book. By loosing these rules, the game becomes very easy to learn, understand and play, so everyone can play it, not just card game addicts. The game play is piece of cake, there are no complicated rules on how to get the cards, this is made quite simple. Win a battle and you will get the land, which can be any of the six elements that include: earth, wind, fire, water, life and death, then you must spend some money to built some buildings on that land, which makes it even more easier to get good playing cards. To make this game even more eye catching the graphics and the card images are amazing. The music maybe not so great but it’s just a minor flaw in otherwise extremely exciting game. All in all Orion: The Legend Of Wizards has made an excellent job, it’s cool enough to attract experienced card games players and even simple enough to win players who are not such big fans of the genre.
