Posts Tagged cute

Jacob Jones And The Bigfoot Mystery Review

Jacob Jones And The Bigfoot Mystery Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Charming and cute, Jacob Jones and the Bigfoot Mystery also offers some fun puzzles and mysteries to solve.

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Pocket Village Review

Pocket Village Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Full of charm, Pocket Village lacks some all important structure to its freemium village building foundations.

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Shade Dogs Review

Shade Dogs Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Protect the cute dog from the heat in this casual puzzle game with oodles of charm.

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Le Vamp Review

Le Vamp Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
With a change of focus from other titles in the Endless Runner genre, Le Vamp is a very enjoyable title all about running away from nasty villagers.

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Mini Ninjas Review

Mini Ninjas Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Take some cute childlike ninjas, some cuddly animals and mix it together to make this fun, dependable Endless Runner.

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Toy Story: Smash It! Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
You've got a friend in this highly enjoyable if slightly easy physics puzzle game.

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Stardust Hero Review

Stardust Hero Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
There's a certain amount of randomness to success here, but Stardust Hero proves to be a highly entertaining Peggle-style game.

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Little Amazon Review

Little Amazon Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
A very run of the mill and slightly uninspired Endless Runner.

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Wake The Cat Review

Wake The Cat Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Cute cats, simple controls and head scratching puzzles - what more could one need?

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Allods Adventure HD Review

Allods Adventure HD Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Offering some head scratching puzzles and some cutesy graphics, Allods Adventure is a fun grid-based puzzle game.

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Happy Fall Review

Happy Fall Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Indie stalwart Retro Dreamer repurposes some older assets to deliver an unexpected, adorable falling platformer you'll quite literally want to eat up.

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Electric Tentacle Review

Electric Tentacle Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Electric Tentacle adds a new control mechanic to the Endless Runner genre. It'll take some practice but it's a fun change of pace.

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Jumpster Review

Jumpster Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Jumpster is a fairly enjoyable physics puzzler game but it's a little too keen to sell in-app purchases.

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Happy Squirrels Review

Happy Squirrels Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
You don't have to be nuts for squirrels to enjoy this adorable tower-building game from Chillingo, but it might help.

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Carrot Watch! Review

Carrot Watch! Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Carrot Watch! is a simple to learn but ultimately uninspiring tower defense title.

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Tiny Owls Review

Tiny Owls Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Players are invited to touch and tilt their way through challenging levels as a mama owl searching for her lost babies. It may be cute and cuddly, but this game can definitely give gamers a workout!

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Jelly Jumpers Review

Jelly Jumpers Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Jelly Jumpers is a simple, addictive action game that will have players bouncing off the walls!

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Gluddle Review

Gluddle Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Guide a cute, bouncy race called Gluddles in a physics-based war against the tyranny of The Supervision.

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Captain Antarctica Review

Captain Antarctica Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
A level-based form of Endless Runner with plenty of personality.

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Save The Birds HD Review

Save The Birds HD Review

Cute, free physics puzzler. But not an Angry-Birds-alike, honest.

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When a super nova threatens a planet full of cats (multiple planets, actually), the self-appointed task of saving them falls on a pair of big-hearted extraterrestrials. The duo will have to hop from world to world, gathering as many kitties as they can before the time limit runs out. Then doing it again, of course. Because CATS, people. Because cats.

The gameplay functions as a sort of weird combination of gravity-based claw machine meets incremental in-game improvements found in titles like Katamari Damacy. The ship’s tractor beam can only pick up the smaller felines at first, but after enough of them are carried off it gains strength and can be used to lift much larger targets. Coins earned through play can be used to buy new ships or upgrade a specific one, while stars acquired through achievement-like progress will unlock new worlds. And there are always special hidden kitties to find and (hopefully) rescue.

The US release of Cats Away should be out sometime around the end of June/beginning of July and $0.99 is all that’s needed to secure this universal iOS cat carrier.


Pastry Panic Review

Pastry Panic Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Eat, eat, then eat some more in this pick up and play snack-a-thon.

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OH! Cube Review

OH! Cube Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Taking the picross/nonogram puzzle genre into three dimensions in an adorable way.

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DreamWorks Dragons Review

DreamWorks Dragons Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
A slightly easy yet enjoyable puzzle game.

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Childhood’s End Review

Childhood’s End Review

iPad Only App - Designed for the iPad
Borrowing heavily from a famous tower defense game, this is still a fun and colorful example of the genre.

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Remember Bumping Bears at the start of the year? It was a cool mix of cute bear-rearing and real life socializing. Players got the chance to adopt bears to play and raise with on their own donut planet. It gets stranger, though, with 70 bear professions to aspire to and over 100,000 unique outfit combinations to discover!

Bumping Bears was only in its open beta stage, however. Now, it’s been fully launched and there’s a cute trailer to check out. There’s also no longer the need to login via Facebook to participate in the game! Players can enter their bears into contests, as well as climb the career ladder and be nurtured. Oh and the outfit combination count has gone up to the quite ridiculous number of 30 billion (yes, billion) variants!

Kids in particular are bound to love this cuddly social game Bumping Bears. It’s out now and it’s free to play.

FREE!
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Released: 2011-10-27 :: Category: Games

Pew Pew Land II Review

Pew Pew Land II Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
Pew Pew Land II is a tower defense with a shop for buying towers.

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Warheads Medieval Tales Review

Warheads Medieval Tales Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
Simple and cute, this is an ideal game for those who like the idea of RPG mechanics but not all the complexities they bring.

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Nose Invaders Review

Nose Invaders Review

iPhone App - Designed for the iPhone, compatible with the iPad
So the best way to combat the Flu is by flicking mucus at bacteria, eh?

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NomNom Combo Review

Developer: Eastside Games

Price: $0.99
Version Reviewed: 1.2
Device Reviewed On: iPhone 4S

Graphics / Sound Rating: ★★★½☆
Game Controls Rating: ★★★½☆
Gameplay Rating: ★★★½☆
Replay Value Rating: ★★★☆☆

Overall Rating: ★★★½☆

Some might call it the circle of life, other will call it the food chain, NomNom Combo calls it a game. In this new “king of the jungle” matching game, players match animals together and then match the prey animals with the predators in return for in-game currency. This obviously isn’t a typical matching game. Honestly, how many matching games out there have a problem with blocks eating other blocks? In NomNom Combo, players aren’t just focused on making matches, they are also concerned with making matches in a way that will keep their predator’s bellies full.

Players start each game by placing animals like flies and frogs as tiles on the game board. If a player places a fly next to a frog it will run in the opposite direction until it hits the edge of the board. If the fly is placed in such a way that it can’t run, or runs into another frog, then it is eaten by the frog and the player is awarded a certain number of coins. However, placing three flies close together will turn them into a mouse, making it impossible for a frog to eat. To eat the mouse the player must match three frogs and make a snake. Three mice turn into a rabbit, three snakes turn into an eagle continuing through sheep, manatees, wolves, and so on through various predator and prey combos. Though not quite evolutionarily sound, this progression to larger animals is what makes the game more puzzle-like than other matching games.

Players can’t just place animals on the board randomly making matches. At the start of each game they are awarded a certain number of random animals to place. They’ll need to plan out their placements so they can “evolve” the biggest predators and prey in tandem and in placements where the predator can eventually get at the prey. Coins are awarded for each prey animal that is eaten and these coins are used to buy more animals to place, continuing the game.

NomNom Combo is certainly a unique matching puzzle game. It’s both fun to play and challenging to master. The balance between matching and strategy makes the game a great choice for players looking for a challenge.

Note: NomNom Combo is currently only available in the Canadian App Store and will get a wider release later this quarter.

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