Stupid Ninjas
GameResort, the creators of Stupid Zombies, released a new game for Android and iOS platform.Stupid Ninjas have infested the land and you are the villagers last hope to restore order and sanity.But use your Samurai sword wisely, you only have a few slices left before it is too late.There’s a twist though, you interact with a sword slash, bringing down one ninja will release that ninja’s throwing stars, killing other near by ninjas with collateral damage.The goal is to create one big chain reaction to bring down every ninja onscreen, the result is amusing to say the least.You only have one shot to destroy all of the enemy ninjas.Aim and plan your shot carefully so your only shot will lead to a chain combo that wipes out everyone on screen with their own ninja darts.Each level is cleverly designed to make you think before you initiate your attack.Assess the environment and use your best swiping skill to defeat these stupid ninjas in a single attack!
Features:
- 180 levels
- Simple slicing fun
- Game Center leaderboards
- Universal App
- Supports Retina display
| Free |
Early Bird is a physics-based puzzle platformer that’s actually more similar to golf than anything else.Early Bird doesn’t exactly break new ground in gaming, but it offers a fun way to pass the time and some adorable graphics of baby birds and their sneering worm enemy.The idea is that you control a bird by swiping across the screen trying to make your way across a level to a target where a worm has taken up residence.Get there in fewer swipes than the game offers for each level, and you’ll be the early bird, with a star rating to match.Run out of swipes, and you’ve got to start the level over.A number of obstacles:changing terrain, thorns, swinging wooden blocks stand in your path, but other objects:spring-equipped flowers and gusts of wind can help you on your journey.With 96 levels across four landscapes and the promise of more to come that’s a lot to keep gamers coming back for more.The graphics and sound are cute, the gameplay is solid and there are plenty of rewards to go after, from that aforementioned rating to bonuses for landing right on the target and so on.Early Bird’s not quite as risky or groundbreaking as Booyah’s other titles, but it’s a solid game for sure, and shows that when Booyah wants to focus strictly on hitting the right market with a well-made game, they can do just that.
It is time to fall like a stone in a vacuum chamber, or that is what Fly Boy hopes to make the player feel like they are doing.In the ever growing swarm of games that challenge players to climb to the furthest reaches of space, Jelly Pants is going to push gamers into the deepest depths of the earth.The question now is: is this one worth the spelunking hassles, or should players stay on solid ground? Fly Boy is a free falling game in which the player must navigate an obstacle riddled free fall through various caves, ice filled shafts, or deadly beach abysses.There are plenty of items to aid players along the way, like turning into a ghost to pass through rock bridges, or wings that increase the responsiveness of each life saving maneuver.Each stage comes with its own unique setting, various additional challenges, like roaming birds, and time requirements to move on.The basics of the game is simple enough for anyone to pick up and play, yet tough enough to challenge the hardened gaming veteran.
The odds are against you as enemy squadrons, space fighters, hostile enemies and dangerous forces will stop at nothing to blow you out of the universe.The situation is dire, but you must persevere through dangerous missions using assorted upgrades and your piloting skills.Only the most accomplished space fighter will be able to earn all of the achievements and advance to the final mission…Rule outer space as the commander of your own spacecraft in the most graphically intense, action-packed shooting game ever to hit the iPod.Your goal is to seek, find, and destroy the large enemy spacecraft without getting blown away.You’ll know the final battle is upon you when you see the unique enemy spacecraft pass below! But you’ll only find it and engage with it after shooting and destroying numerous enemy support craft along the way to your final encounter.Advance to the next mission of the game by successfully completing the previous mission.Each mission is increasingly difficult.As you maneuver your spacecraft through hostile threats en root to your mission’s final space battle you gain bonuses for striking enemy targets along the way.The bonuses can be set to activate instantly or on demand by double tapping the screen.Galactic Striker employs 3D graphics which allow for a more versatile perspective.Instead of the standard top-down view, the developers have opted to take advantage of their 3D graphics and use an isometric perspective.Also, the developers have chosen to limit the movement of the player’s ship to one direction.By tilting the device players can move their ship back and forth to dodge enemy ships and attacks.However, the ship stays put in a fixed spot at the bottom of the screen and is unable to move forward or backward.The ship’s weapons auto-fire and the player can choose from three types of weapons: lasers, rockets, or plasma guns.Each weapon fires differently and has it unique strengths.In each level, players will find power-ups that will increase the power, size, or rate of fire of a certain weapon.Unfortunately, at the start of every level, the ship’s weapons reset to their lowest level and the player must power them up again level after level.Galactic Striker has some interesting points and is fun to play.
Flick Golf is unique, beautiful, and so challenging it’s hard to put down.The question is, can you Master it?As you may imagine,the basic premise of this game is to hit a golf ball from tee to hole (or as close as possible) by flicking or swiping the iPod touch screen.Although the control doesn’t end there.It’s then possible to add spin to the ball with further swipes and control it’s rough direction right through to its third bounce.Doesn’t sound so extreme,but that’s where the locations come in.The locations are gorgeously rendered,though barring the first level most of the other stages are less ‘extreme!’ and more highly unusual.Sure, someone might look at you strangely if you chip a shot off a bridge in Italy or off the top of a highrise in Australia,but it feels like Full Fat kind of blew their best stuff right off the bat.There’s ‘World Tour’ which gives the player nine shots to achieve the highest score they can,moving the ball further away and increasing wind speed after each three.’5-ball mode’ gives five balls to score highly, earning extra shots for ‘hole in ones’ or perfect shots.Then finally comes my favorite mode,‘quick shot’ in which the idea is to get the most points in 60 seconds.Extra seconds are awarded for hitting the bulls eye on the hole’s surrounding target or simply getting the ball in the hole itself.This mode offers up some nice arcade-like gameplay, and pressure mounts as the number of seconds left on the clock diminishes — it’s hugely fun.Everything from the menu screens and graphics, to the stage-specific music is neat, tidy and highly polished.Flick Golf is worth playing.Try it and you won’t regret!
Stylish Sprint is an incredibly addictive game that combines Sonic the Hedgehog with Wario.If you aren’t familiar with these big Nintendo hits, just imagine an Olympic athlete darting across platforms, smashing through brick walls… If you can.This speedy, action-packed game is full of surprises.With 8 different levels, with several challenges per level, you’re guaranteed to be entertained for many hours.As if being faced with multiple levels wasn’t enough, the developers also include the possibility of unlocking equipment for your character that will help boost different parameters, such as running speed and jump height.Setting this game apart from other ‘run and jump’-ers, is the sheer beauty of the game itself. Each level has been crafted with great care and detail, and it’s not just the visuals.The game has the most iconic sound-effects and music; a real shout back to the Playstation era.Each level contains a series of stars.Collecting a single colour consecutively will help increase the score multiplier, enabling you to earn more ‘sp’ (the in-game currency).There are also several other power-ups along the way that help to give the game an added dimension of action.
