Articles Tagged ‘puzzle platformer’
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Check Out Sprinkle: Water Splashing Fire Fighting Fun!
BY Mike Lata on Sat August 27th, 2011
Check out the new and unique puzzle game, called Sprinkle. It has been released as a universal app and its gameplay consists of putting out fires with a water cannon.
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Is Contre Jour Interactive Art? Or Is It A Game?
BY Mike Lata on Fri August 26th, 2011
If you love artistic games with elements of puzzle platforming, then check out Contre Jour. The latest Chillingo game offers some stunning visuals and unique gameplay elements.
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Edge Follow-Up About To Hit The App Store
BY Mike Lata on Tue August 23rd, 2011
The sequel to controversial iPhone game, "Edge," is about to be released on the App Store. It is coming Thursday, August 25, and will offer support for the iPad as well as iPhone. The original was embroiled in controversy due to copyright battles over its title.
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Check Out Deo For iPhone
BY Mike Lata on Tue August 23rd, 2011
A surreal looking game called Deo has hit the App Store. It is based on a small creature, in the shape of a red ball, trying to give life to planets. Gameplay involves jumping around hills on 96 levels in order to capture planets.
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Cordy Comes To iOS From Android
BY Mike Lata on Thu July 28th, 2011
A new platformer with 2.5D visuals is available on the App Store as a universal app. The game's title is Cordy and it has previously been a fan favorite on the Android Matketplace.
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Review: GravBot - Switching It Up
BY Staff Writer on Thu September 30th, 2010
GravBot is a new puzzle platformer from the makers of the Bounce On series. You switch gravity to collect all the batteries in a level. Read on to find out if it's worth picking up.
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Review: Beyond Ynth - Think Inside The Box
BY Staff Writer on Mon September 20th, 2010
The puzzle platformer Ynth has a sequel from FDG in Beyond Ynth giving you 80 challenging levels. Click through to find out if it's worth picking up.
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