Navigate spacecrafts back to their motherships without allowing them to collide in EA's colorful line-drawing game, Flight Control Rocket. We also have another line-drawing game where you must help Agent Squeak recover stolen cheese, and a 10-in-1 measuring toolkit for iPhone and iPod touch.
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SPY mouse ($0.99 → Free, 125.3 MB): This bite-sized line-drawing adventure game has you playing as a secret operative known only as Agent Squeak. Your job is to recover all of the cheese that the evil hench-cats have stolen from you. In each of the more than 80 levels you have to guide Agent Squeak passed his feline foes without getting noticed by drawing paths all around the screen. The game also includes seven worlds, power-ups, and achievements via Game Center.
SPY mouse is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 7969 ratings.
Flight Control Rocket ($0.99 → Free, 35.5 MB): The next chapter in Firemint's genre-defining series. Leave Earth behind and navigate a variety of spacecrafts back to their motherships by drawing lines all over the screen. Not all spacecrafts act in the same manner, so you need to pay close attention to how and where you're directing them. Coins also randomly appear, and you must tap on them before they disappear to cash them in. The game includes a near endless amount of unlockable stages, 15 spacecrafts, 10 motherships, and achievements via Game Center.
Flight Control Rocket is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 392 ratings.
Pocket God Comics ($0.99 → Free, 16.8 MB): Follow the adventures of Ooga and the rest of the Pocket God pygmy tribe with this comic book app. It comes pre-installed with the first issue in the series, which introduces the characters and details how their immortality has turned them into a bunch of pranksters. You can purchase the rest of the series in-app issue-by-issue or in bundles. The app also includes a comic book store finder, and a separate free Pygmy Peril series where you get to learn about the game's development and its fanatic fans.
Pocket God Comics is available for free for a limited time. It has a 3.5-star rating with a total of 3702 ratings.
Propel Man ($0.99 → Free, 46.8 MB): Catapult the Propel Man through the air to achieve the greatest possible distance in this launching game. Tap the screen at just the right time to set the power and angle of your catapult, and then tap again to fire Propel Man. As Propel Man flies through the air you can unleash different power-ups, just make sure to deploy his parachute before he hits the ground. The game includes 30 levels, all kinds of upgrades to obtain, and achievements and leaderboards via Game Center.
Propel Man is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 37 ratings.
Dragon's Lair Comics ($0.99 → Free, 42.6 MB): A comic book app based on the classic Dragon's Lair arcade game, which was originally released in 1983. The first issue comes pre-installed. It begins the adventure by following Dirk the Daring as he attempts to rescue Princess Daphne from the clutches of the deadly Dragon Singe. The app also includes two video extras. Subsequent comics are available via in-app purchase.
Dragon's Lair Comics is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4.5-star rating with a total of 10 ratings.
SPY mouse HD ($2.99 → Free, 103.3 MB): This bite-sized line-drawing adventure game has you playing as a secret operative known only as Agent Squeak. Your job is to recover all of the cheese that the evil hench-cats have stolen from you. In each of the more than 80 levels you have to guide Agent Squeak passed his feline foes without getting noticed by drawing paths all around the screen. The game also includes seven worlds, power-ups, and achievements via Game Center.
SPY mouse HD is available for free for a limited time. It has a 4-star rating with a total of 334 ratings.
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