Zombie smashing arrives once again. This time in a Cut the Rope-style physics puzzler. Fan of the old-fashioned platformers like Lode Runner? We have one that adds a new puzzling element, making it a bit more challenging. Make your photographs even more unique and beautiful with dozens of effects, plus several different frames for that perfect presentation. There may be a lot of match-3 games available, but the one we have for you today includes some great perks, such as live online multiplayer. Our final game is a classic reborn. The simple but addicting and challenging fun of the pastime "dots and boxes" game is back, this time with bombs and super fast gameplay modes.
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iPhone:
qbro ($1.99 -> Free, 17.7 MB): This full-featured camera app allows you to apply 72 different filters and 24 frames after taking a photo. It also includes focus, zoom, timer, editing options, and the ability to share your photos in a variety of ways.
qbro is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 129 ratings.
Jewel Craft ($2.99 -> Free, 17.7 MB): A match-3 game with super polished graphics. Play four different gameplay modes, including an objective-oriented puzzle mode and live online multiplayer. The game features hints, power-ups, and Game Center integration.
Jewel Craft is available for free today only (10/21). It has a 4-star rating with a total of 750 ratings.
Turning Melo ($0.99 -> Free, 18.1 MB): Help the Melo villager find the Holy Ruby gem fragments by turning track pieces so that they connect to construct the proper path. The game includes five stages with nearly a dozen levels per stage and Game Center integration.
Turning Melo is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 3 ratings.
Rolling Fall ($0.99 -> Free, 18.2 MB): A physics puzzler where you must set off strategically placed traps consisting of boards, wrecking balls, and more by cutting chains in the proper order to destroy zombies. The game features 80 levels and Game Center integration.
Rolling Fall is available for free today only (10/21). It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 365 ratings.
Universal:
Continuity 2: The Continuation ($2.99 -> Free, 18.8 MB): A black and white graphics arcade platformer with a unique element. To complete levels, rearrange the sections like a sliding tile puzzle. The game features 50 levels and Game Center integration.
Continuity 2: The Continuation is available for free today only (10/21). It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 171 ratings.
Dots-n-Bombs ($0.99 -> Free, 16.9 MB): The classic game of Dots and Boxes with some explosive new gameplay modes. Play the traditional turn-based game, one with bombs, a blitz speed bomb mode, or one where you make the rules. The game features local Pass-n-Play and local Wi-Fi or Bluetooth multiplayer for up to four players.
Dots-n-Bombs is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 40 ratings.
Turning Melo HD ($1.99 -> Free, 31.0 MB): Help the Melo villager find the Holy Ruby gem fragments by turning track pieces so that they connect to construct the proper path. The game includes five stages with nearly a dozen levels per stage and Game Center integration.
Turning Melo HD is available for free for a limited time. It has a 5-star rating with a total of 2 ratings.
iPad:
Rolling Fall HD ($1.99 -> Free, 18.6 MB): A physics puzzler where you must set off strategically placed traps consisting of boards, wrecking balls, and more by cutting chains in the proper order to destroy zombies. The game features 80 levels and Game Center integration.
Rolling Fall HD is available for free today only (10/21). It has a 5-star rating with a total of 6 ratings.
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