Play as an "all round hero" and roll your way through colorful environments on a quest to save the world in Headsoft's physics-based platform game, Jungool. We also have an alarm clock app for iPad that will help you start your day off on the right foot, and an educational app that will teach your child to read four letter words.
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iPhone:
Stylish Sprint ($0.99 -> Free, 20.0 MB): An endless distance game with randomly generated levels. You get to play as a stickman who is traveling the world in search of adventure and, most importantly, coins. Run, jump, roll, and dash your way through the 10 environments using on-screen controls. The coins you collect during the game can be used to customize your character, purchase power-ups, and open new environments. The game also includes mini-games, objectives to complete, and Game Center integration.
Stylish Sprint is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 25364 ratings.
Universal:
Bug Builder – the toddler paint and decorate game ($0.99 -> Free, 19.4 MB): This coloring app will help your toddler practice drawing and work on their motor skills. They can choose from four bug body types and then draw within the body using six different colors. Once complete, their bug will come to life. The final creation can be saved to your photo library.
Bug Builder – the toddler paint and decorate game is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 59 ratings.
Learn to Read - Four Letter Words by Little Reader ($0.99 -> Free, 20.5 MB): An educational game that will teach your child how to read and comprehend a vast collection of four letter words. The interface was designed with your child in mind, providing large text and clear images for your child to match. It also includes a variety of customization options like the ability to record your own voice for each congratulatory message, include only certain word types, play audio hints, and change the amount of items displayed on the screen.
Learn to Read - Four Letter Words by Little Reader is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 39 ratings.
Jungool ($0.99 -> Free, 136.1 MB): Play as an "all round hero" and try to save the world in this physics-based platform game. Roll your way through colorful environments using on-screen controls solving puzzles, collecting items, and avoiding vicious enemies. The game includes 30 levels, special powers to discover, iCade support, and Game Center integration.
Jungool is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 11 ratings.
iPad:
HiberClock HD Social Edition ($0.99 -> Free, 11.6 MB): Start your day off on the right foot with this alarm clock app. It includes two separate clock displays depending on orientation, and you can easily change the screen brightness for both right from your bed by sliding your finger up or down. It also includes the ability to create an unlimited number of alarms, five alarm sounds, 10 snooze settings, the ability to use your own music as an alarm, Twitter and Facebook integration, weather information, and the ability to add your favorite RSS feeds right to the main screen.
HiberClock HD Social Edition is available for free for a limited time. It has a 2.5-star rating with a total of 10 ratings.
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