Tetryon

Developer: Boomslang Games Price: $0.99 (on Sale) Version Reviewed: 2.1.1 Reviewed on: iPhone 3GS iPhone Integration Rating: 3 out of 5 stars Gameplay Rating: 5 out of 5 stars Controls Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars User Interface Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Re-use / Replay Value Rating: 4 out of 5 stars Overall Rating: 4.1 out of 5 stars By now, I’m sure that we’re all pretty much familiar with this generic match-3 genre .. and I’ll be the first to admit that it has become extremely generic and stagnant

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Robot Rampage!

The invasion has arrived and YOU are the invader. YOU are the atomic robot from the stars - YOU are bringing destruction to planet Earth! Your devastating armored robot is on a mission to tear the city apart! Flatten each and every city block with your feet, fists and mighty weaponry! The military will try to stop you, but their primitive troops, tanks and aircraft will prove no match for YOU..

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App Sale: Yumsters 2

Yumsters! 2 is on sale for free – normally $.99-$1.99 Yumsters are crazy about fruit and music! Yeah, who isn’t.

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App Sale: Styx Halloween

Styx Halloween is on sale for free – normally $2.99 The further you go, the more different kinds of Halloween faces you have to contend with Styx Halloween is one of those match 3 games where you run your finger across matching units that are either touching or diagonal from each other. I guess that technically makes it a “match as many as you can” game and the combination of great graphics and tons of powerups makes this a pretty fun Halloween diversion! The game comes with three modes: Chains, Time Trial, and Puzzle

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Avatar of War ($0.99)

**************************************** SPECIAL SALE AT 50% OFF! **************************************** Avatar of War is an innovative line drawing strategy game. You are the commander of an army

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iParrot Phrase English-Vietnamese ($4.99)

Translate English Phrase to Vietnamese Taking-with Translator for iPhone/iPod Touch iParrot Phrase sets a new standard for instant multi-language translation software. Designed exclusively for the iPhone/iPod Touch, it’s stocked with over 20 kinds of perfectly pronounced oral language for instant use

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High Definition Honduras Atlas (Zoom) – GPS Travel Companion ($0.99)

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High Definition Honduras Atlas (Zoom) - GPS Travel Companion ($0.99)

Photography Tips, Tricks and News ($0.99)

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Dragon Portals

Dragon Portals comes to us from MythPeople  (casual games brand of Finnish-based 10tons Ltd), the same folks behind the wonderful Azkend (reviewed here ).  At its core we have basic match 3 gameplay but the innovative play mechanics and slick presentation create a very different feel that stands out from other titles in the genre.  I would have published this review weeks ago but I was waiting on an update that fixed a major crash bug.  The developer was as good as their word though and the update finally arrived so here we are; onward to the review! The game takes place in a world where friendly dragons roam the skies.  However, a dark magic has befallen the realm which has bound the dragons to the earth.  Ingame you represent Mila, a simple girl who discovers she is a descendant of the mythical Dragon Sentinel and the only one who can restore the freedom of the dragons and solve the magical mystery.  To save them you must match colored orbs before time runs out (yes, this is a timed game) and the dragons crash to earth.  An ingenious feature here is the fact that the gameboard is itself the dragons and all the matching goes on within them as they quickly drop from the sky.  The whole thing is wonderfully drawn and animated and definitely eye candy.  Anyway if you can match enough orbs you save them, otherwise they crash to earth and you have to try, try again.  Helping your cause are powerups, gained periodically as you progress.  Somewhat unique is how the powerups are used.  Basically there are 15 total and divided into 3 types:  destructive, creative and passive.  You can select 1 from each category (or none if you’re hardcore) then as you play, any time you create a chain of at least 3 matches in 1 move, one of those powerups is chosen randomly and appears somewhere onscreen.  A simple touch activates it and they range from the standard (lightning bolt, fireball) to the nifty like being able to ‘paint’ orbs the same color for some strategic matching.  You can also stockpile powerups onscreen for later use.

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Rise of Atlantis

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