Five For Friday: Week of November 26, 2010
Defence Hero:
If you like role-playing games mixed with side scrolling action topped off with some card collecting, boy have you gotten lucky. Defence Hero combines the strategy of a collectable card game with the fun of side scrolling castle defense. The easiest choice you may have is maybe picking one of the three heroes to play. So many fun genres blended into a sexy package for hours of blissful entertainment.
Defence Hero
$2.99
League of Epic Heroes:
Dungeon crawling just found a new home on your iOS device. Start by choosing one of 12 different unlockable heroes that range from hunters to Death Knights. Then, jump into a dungeon and rid it of the monster hordes that hope to keep their treasures safe from your grubby hands. This is a pick up and play style game, so don’t worry if you get terribly addicted but only have a few minutes to play. Each dungeon is randomly generated to keep things fun and unique every time you play.
Save2PDF for iPhone
$3.99
Rat On A Skateboard:
Tony Hawk has nothing on Ratty. You take the role of a rat with a skateboard. Your mission is to perform badass stunts while working through 30 different tracks. Power-ups, three game modes, and randomly generated tracks keep you coming back to improve your skills. When you think you are skilled enough, submit your top score online and see how you stack up against other players.
Rat On A Skateboard
$1.99
Save2PDF for iPad:
There is no hiding from the dreaded PDF. Yet, the iPad has been lacking a good solution to convert your favorite notes, docs, and spreadsheets into a sendable PDF. That is until now. Save2PDF not only converts documents to PDF, but you can convert many file types and pull several files into one PDF. Once your PDF is created, just email or print it off. An intuitive interface will even keep those creation times to a minimum.
Save2PDF for iPhone
$3.99
DesignNote:
If you are a designer, this app is geared right for you. Designed by designers for designers, this app is great for anyone who needs visual feedback during client presentations. Place your designs on a virtual workspace, then take notes on potential changes, annotate, and email the desired feedback back to yourself and clients. Included support for Airprint and video out means you may never need to lug a bulky laptop into another client meeting again.
