Game Development Studio Hart Dev released GraviMaze, a physics puzzle game for the iOS platform. You tilt your device to slide the ancient hieroglyphic like flat cube around the maze to collect gold coins. So far we have breezed through the initial five levels but have spent 30 minutes trying to solve the sixth level. Gravimaze will initially cost $0.99 and comes with 100 levels. The are working on an IPad version slated to come out later this year.
In GraviMaze, the player rotates the level and uses gravity to navigate through tortuous mazes and escape with as many coins as possible. The game contains a hundred levels sprawling five mayan temples, each with unique visuals and attractive melodies. “GraviMaze can be picked up in seconds, but be prepared to wrack your brains if that’s what you are looking for,” said David Hart, founder of hart[dev].
David explains: “I am a huge fan of puzzle games. I had the idea for GraviMaze a while back but we didn’t start work on it until January 2010. This game is the result of one year’s blood, sweat and tears, and we are really proud with the end result. We hope you will enjoy it as much as we did developing it.”
GraviMaze will be available world-wide in February from Apple’s App Store for iPhone and iPod Touch.
Francisco Padilla, an Indie Game Developer, released Beat Enigma, described as a casual puzzle game for iOS platform for $0.99. In Beat Enigma machines have taken over the world. You play as a hacker and member of the resistance and must crack the code using a match 3 dynamic. (more…)
Neon Play released Paper Glider vs Gnomes in the free to play model for both iOS and the Android platform. Consumers can play Paper Glider vs Gnomes on their IPhones, IPads, and Android devices. In Paper Glider vs Gnomes, the game play uses Paper Gliders like UAVs to deliver weapons of a destructive nature to harm friendly little Gnomes. Where’s the love? Why the violence? Apparently Garden Gnomes are threatening to take over the world, or at least the world’s gardens. (more…)
BuBu Company released a free to play version of BlackTower 3 Destroy for the iOS platforms – IPhone, IPad and IPod Touch. This physics puzzle game fans will really enjoy this game. BuBu company designed BlackTower 3 Destroy using black and white visuals except for the gems you must throw to kill the little monsters – Kind of like the movie Sin City. On each level you strategically throw a gem stone at robots, aliens and bad guys so they disappear permanently while music out of a who done it mystery movie plays in the background. This game presents intellectual challenges more quickly than games like Angry Birds. Since its free you will see ads in the game mostly for other games.
Uk based Game Developer Neon Play released Jumbled, a puzzle game for the iOS platform in the free to play model. Consumers can buy elements of the game like coins $0.99 for 2500 and/or $1.99 for 5000 coins, unlimited hints for 2.99 and unlock all levels for $2.99. Jumbled doesn’t offer much in terms of unique game play. Its a low quality Tetris clone.
Chillingo and ZeptoLab released an update of Cut the Rope, an iOS game playable on the IPhone, IPad and IPod Touch. In the physics puzzle game Cut The Rope the game player must feed candy to the main character Om Nom, a friendly little creature who arrives at your doorstep in box. The candy hangs on a rope or a set of connected ropes so you must cut them so the candy falls gently into Om Nom’s mouth to advance to the next levels. The update also adds bees which add some buzz to Cut the Rope. Cut the Rope costs $0.99 on the IPhone and IPod Touch and $1.99 on the IPad for the HD version. (more…)
Cygni Software released Attack the Fridge, a puzzle game for the IPhone and IPad priced at $1.99. In Attack the Fridge the game player must draw arrows directing the mice to the cheese. So far after the first few levels Attack The Fridge seems like a simple game appropriate for kids and families. (more…)
Tatem Games released Robosockets, a free ad supported puzzle game on the Android platform. Tatem Games blended tetric, pipes and match 3 game elements into one game. Tatem Games originally released Robosockets in the iOS platform in February 2011. Robosockets takes place on a small tiny planet many light years away. You must save the robots from destruction. You have to connect five or more robots together as they float down to the bottom of the screen like Tetris. The robots each have arms and legs coming out of different directions of the robots body like the different shaped tiles in Tetris. Robotsockets offers the most unique take on Tetris we have seen in a while. (more…)
Exit Strategy Entertainment released their space pirate themed puzzle title Planet Buster on iPhone, iPad and Android devices for $2.99. Its a match 3 puzzle game! Wow. We haven’t seen one of these before. That’s sarcasm for those of you who are unfamiliar with our humor. Match 3 games, regardless of platform, are more common than the element oxygen. (more…)
FDG Entertainment released a 40 level update for their iOS physics puzzle game called Cover Orange which FDG Entertainment originally released last year. The game player must re-arrange items on the screen to protect the main character, an orange from acid rain. Now consumers get 300 levels for $0.99 or $1.99 with the HD version. (more…)
