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Friday, October 14, 2011

Rhyming Fun Courtesy Of RhymieStymie

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Word games are fun and the ideal game to drop into on a daily commute, or simply when there’s five minutes spare in the day. One such word game that fits this description is RhymieStymie.

It’s a free app, backed up with a series of in-app purchases, that offers a form of rhyming challenge. It’s simple to learn: players are given a short clue and they have to come up with a two word rhyming answer that means the same thing. It’s the kind of thing that takes a few seconds to get into the right mindset but it’s not long before ‘criminal crustacean’ easily turns into ‘mobster lobster.’

That’s mostly it. There aren’t any super flashy graphics or annoyed birds getting in the way. It’s simply a fun concept that gets the old gray matter ticking. Sometimes that’s all that’s needed in a fun and wordy puzzle.

Check out the video below for more of an overview.



Apps mentioned in this post: RhymieStymie


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Jennifer Allen 15 Oct, 2011


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Sports Forecasting From Accuscore

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It’d be amazing to see into the future. While it’s not quite possible just yet, sports fans can at least use apps like Accuscore to see the latest statistical forecasts for numerous games and the players participating in them. Renowned for offering the most comprehensive and accurate forecasting engine anywhere, Accuscore is so effective that many top sports media companies use it such as ESPN, CBS Sports, Yahoo! Sports, Sporting News and The Wall Street Journal.

The app offers forecasts for the NFL, MLB, NCAA, College Football & Basketball, NHL and the NBA. Included in the free app are the forecasted winner, winning percentage for each team, forecasted player statistics and 1 free tip per day that projects margin of victory, total points scored in the game and who will win.

For an extra fee, further details are unlocked for those who need even more information on their respective game.

Accuscore is out now for all iOS devices.



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Jennifer Allen 15 Oct, 2011


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RobotRiot Review

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RobotRiot Review

By on October 14th, 2011
Our Rating: ★★★½☆ :: A MILD RIOT
Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

RobotRiot is a retro-inspired platformer where players chase after high scores across 12 levels.

 

Developer: Glowing Eye Games
Price: $0.99
Version Reviewed: 1.1
Device Reviewed On: iPad 1, iPod touch 4

Graphics / Sound Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Game Controls Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
Gameplay Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Replay Value Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

Overall Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

RobotRiot is an action-platformer that takes a lot of its inspiration from the early 1990′s. Players raid three ships, taking on enemies and bosses across a dozen levels. Levels are short, but this is not a trial platformer like Commander Pixman or League of Evil. The hardest levels may take several minutes to beat, and have deadly traps and enemies in place as well. The levels also often have side paths with inconviently-placed extra lives and powerups. The player can jump and fire, and minus special weapon powerups that can be found, that’s it. Enemies and boss fights must be taken on with what amounts to a pea shooter that has recoil as well.

This retro-inspired platformer is very detailed, and looks great on either the Retina Display or the iPad. There’s the requisite chiptune soundtrack as well. This is a great blend between having levels with actual substance, that one doesn’t feel rushed to complete as quickly as possible, while keeping them short enough for short-form gaming. Some of the bosses appear to take some influence from classic Sonic the Hedgehog bosses, which is just a nice nostalgic touch. The game is non-linear, allowing for players to play the easy, medium, or hard ships in whichever order they choose. Why would anyone want to start off on the hardest ship? Well…

The game’s setup of either being able to continue with the score at zero, or to submit the high score and reset progress, just seems out of touch with modern times. When I got near the end of the hardest ship, I decided to submit my score instead of continuing, which was a good call…I had the number two score in the world! Still, it seems like it’s silly that this choice has to be made. It also actively discourages people from actually, well, beating the game. The game is universal, but the button placement isn’t very comfortable on the iPad. Also, the jump button should be on the outside, not the inside! That’s just blasphemous!

RobotRiot‘s a bit refreshing when many other platformers are going to the hyper-short route, and the level design that extends out vertically as well as horizontally is well-done as well. It feels a bit stiff at times, but is a solid experience overall.



Apps mentioned in this post: RobotRiot


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Carter Dotson 15 Oct, 2011


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FrEEday Vol 62



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World of Star:

If video games are any indication of what space is like, well, humanity is in for some pretty rough battles. World of Star is an online sci-fi strategy game where players pick one of three races (human, alien, and spirit), establish a base, and attempt to take out their neighbors. This game comes with over 45 buildings, 30 battle units, 600 quests, and hundreds of players online to duke it out against. It is deadly out in the black, but surely there is someone who can lead the human race to victory.






RaOne:

Players take on the role of G.One in this top-down 3D arcade action game. G.One is tasked with defending the world against the ungodly wrath of a strange creation by the name of Ra.One and his minions. The mission itself is simple: survive the hordes of enemies and bring Ra.One to his knees. Upgrades for weapons and armor will help make this task slightly easier, but it will come down to mad skills to save the world yet again.






Cannon Ball:

Cannons and Pandas, what more needs saying?!? How about enjoying a massive battle in which players will take turns firing cannons at one another in hopes they can successfully lay waste to the opponent’s fortress. Bonuses go to those that claim a perfect victory, or those who narrowly avoid defeat. Invite friends off Game Center and let the battle begin. Loser buys lunch!






Forever Drive:

Like racing and have a bit of a creative streak, then this game is just what the doctor ordered. Start playing by designing some of the most beautiful, winding, and gorgeous race tracks with just a few touches thanks to the streamlined in-game track editor. The creativity does not stop there as car customization is just as important, and therefore plenty of paint and license plate options are available for tweaking. After all of that, hit the unique track and race like no tomorrow while leveling up as the miles pile on, thus unlocking more cars and more options for fun. There are infinite possibilities tucked into this game.


Forever Drive


Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Buy Now: FREE
Our Rating: ★★★★½ :: KEEPS ON GOING
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Released: 2011-10-11 :: Category: Games




Q Pang:

Q Pang brings plenty of adorable enemies and charming player characters in this shoot-and-kill adventure game. The usual weapons like machine guns and lasers make an appearance but then there are also off the wall battlements like a cake gun. Yeah, a cake gun! All weapons come with a variety of upgrades to aid in the alien slaughter, of which there are 14 varieties to bring down. It maybe quirky and a bit odd, but when was the last time anyone had this much fun blasting evil aliens with tasty cake?!?



Apps mentioned in this post: Cannon Ball™, Forever Drive, Q Pang, RaOne, World of Star


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Chris Nitz 15 Oct, 2011


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Experience Life As A Zombie With The Playforge’s Zombie Life

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Zombies are cool. That’s why there are so many games centered around them. Also popular are social games which is precisely why The Playforge’s Zombie Farm has been such a success with over 20 million downloads since its release last year.

The Playforge clearly aren’t keen to sit back, though, and have released a new zombie social gaming title: Zombie Life. This time round, players take the role of a young zombie as they stumble their way through life in the real world. Comedic opportunities are abound thanks to the zombies needing to work in places like Burger Kong or the local grocery store, while staying consistently fresh and safely disguised. It’s certainly an original idea for a freemium based social game and just in time for Halloween.

Check out the gameplay trailer below. Zombie Life manages to make zombies look pretty darn loveable in their quest for normality.

Zombie Life is available now for free with in-app purchases available.



Apps mentioned in this post: Zombie Life


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Jennifer Allen 15 Oct, 2011


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