Twang The Fox Review
Price: $0.99
Version: 1.1
App Reviewed on: iPad 2
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Poor Twang is the patriarch of a family of acrobatic foxes that have been kidnapped by a rival circus. It is your job to help reunite the group so that their tour can continue. The snatched litter decided to leave a trail of assorted fruits so that their father could follow their path. So as the player might expect, the goal is to gather as many of these items as possible, en route to each stage's exit. Depending upon how many are gathered, there is a score assigned to each completed level. Each of the title's six episodes are grouped into packs of ten levels, at the end of which one of Twang's spawn is freed.
Roughly every five stages a new environmental enemy or launching item is introduced. These tweaks to the gameplay help diversify the action that could otherwise become stale over the span of sixty levels. Each addition brings with it a refreshing new strategy that can be employed to clear stages. By the time that end stages are coming up, the player should feel like they have a full arsenal of options at their disposal.
As far as line drawing games go, Twang The Fox is like a breath of fresh air for a genre that seems to have been on its last leg for quite some time. The minimal ninety nine cent investment provides a great variety of game experiences that will keep players constantly on their toes. If you are in the department for a time sink that won't feel like a throwaway purchase, Twang has quite an adventure in store.
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