How Far Can A Monster Go? Find Out In Riptide Games' Free Mini Monster Smash
February 4, 2011
Riptide Games releases the creature whacking Mini Monster Smash for iPhone and iPod touch. Find out just how far you can send these miniature monsters tumbling through the air.
It's time to dust off the virtual flyswatter. You wouldn't even need to dust it off, since you're going to use it to give a momentous blow to some monsters anyway. As monsters drop, use a swiping motion to swing the flyswatter, and send those furry red devils flying through the air. Monsters will hit bombs, trampolines, and even temporarily float in bubbles. Smash them as far away as possible.
As you find yourself swinging away, you'll be moving closer and closer to earning those 26 achievements, totaling 770 points, and reaching the top of the Game Center leaderboard. If you want to brag about that superb score more publicly, or just encourage strangers to join in, you can also tweet, post to Facebook, or email it.
Mini Monster Smash is Riptide's first self-published game, and was originally created back in November at the 360iDev Game Jam. The company has been busy on other things as well. Yesterday marked the release of an EA published game that was jointly developed by Riptide and KID Group, Bop It!. Check out our full review for more information.
Mini Monster Smash is designed for iPhone and iPod touch running iOS 3.1 or later, and is available as a free ad-supported version in the App Store now. Game Center features require iOS 4.1 or later on an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and 2nd generation iPod touch or later.
As you find yourself swinging away, you'll be moving closer and closer to earning those 26 achievements, totaling 770 points, and reaching the top of the Game Center leaderboard. If you want to brag about that superb score more publicly, or just encourage strangers to join in, you can also tweet, post to Facebook, or email it.
Mini Monster Smash is Riptide's first self-published game, and was originally created back in November at the 360iDev Game Jam. The company has been busy on other things as well. Yesterday marked the release of an EA published game that was jointly developed by Riptide and KID Group, Bop It!. Check out our full review for more information.
Mini Monster Smash is designed for iPhone and iPod touch running iOS 3.1 or later, and is available as a free ad-supported version in the App Store now. Game Center features require iOS 4.1 or later on an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and 2nd generation iPod touch or later.
