Simply titled, Snake was a basic but addicting action arcade title from the days where third-person shooters weren't the dominant sub-genre. Playing it on your iPad is just as exciting as it ever was. Not exactly a resurrected classic, Down does capture the feel of a longstanding board game that requires subtlety. Coming back to a recent craze, we have another physics puzzler for you to experience. Life isn't always fun and games. If you're headed for a medical career, we have a tool to help get you in school. If you plan to keep others healthy; why not by example? Monitor that essential daily water intake using a simple iPhone app.
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iPhone:
Down! ($0.99 -> Free, 1.4 MB): A test of your physical agility, this game requires steady hands and a calm state of mind. Tilt your iDevice to move the block around poisonous walls and other obstacles to reach the target zone, sort of like the classic board game Labyrinth. The game features 40 levels, achievements, and color customization.
Down! is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 16 ratings.
More Water ($0.99 -> Free, 5.9 MB): Required for nearly all bodily functions, water consumption is extremely important to our existence, and a healthy one at that. Depending on your weight and physical activity level, the recommended amount could reach as high as a couple dozen cups of water per day. Now you can keep track of how much or how little H2O you consume by easily logging each glass or bottle of water you drink, including the ability to view your water consumption history in graph form.
More Water is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 4 ratings.
MCAT Bio Connect ($9.99 -> Free, 7.3 MB): One of the biggest hurdles of becoming a physician, etc is completing the Medical College Admission Test with a satisfactory score. Watermelon Express' examination preparation tool contains five diagnostic tests and over 200 questions covering enzymes and energy, DNA structure and function, mitosis, and much more.
MCAT Bio Connect is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 42 ratings.
iPad:
Down! HD ($0.99 -> Free, 4.5 MB): A test of your physical agility, this game requires steady hands and a calm state of mind. Tilt your iDevice to move the block around poisonous walls and other obstacles to reach the target zone, sort of like the classic board game Labyrinth. The game features 40 levels, achievements, and color customization.
Down! HD is available for free for a limited time. It has a -star rating with a total of ratings.
Saving Seeds Deluxe HD ($0.99 -> Free, 17.6 MB): A summer-themed physics puzzler where you must help guide the seeds back to the flower pot. Draw lines to deflect the seeds around obstacles while trying to collect as many stars as possible. The game features more than 200 levels spread across five chapters and Game Center integration.
Saving Seeds Deluxe HD is available for free today only (10/19). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 7 ratings.
Snake HD ($1.99 -> Free, 4.1 MB): A game that has been around for decades and still remains popular enough to keep offering. Classic and modern classic arcade visuals make this a nostalgic experience that's still as addicting as the original version. The game features simple tap controls, single and local 2-player versus gameplay modes, 30 levels, and 15 battle arenas.
Snake HD is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 38 ratings.
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