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Castlevania Puzzle: Encore Of The Night, iPhone – 59p
Castlevania Puzzle: Encore Of The Night, iPhone – 59p
Puyo Puyo-ish gem-matching action puzzler with lots of added Castlevania depth. Was £2.99, and indeed still is in the UK – to get this bargain you’ll currently need to open a US App Store account (which is simple and free). As a bonus, though, if you do you can also grab Dance Dance Revolution Freedom, which is a US-only freebie.
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Dead Rising Mobile, iPhone – 59p
Dead Rising Mobile, iPhone – 59p
Flawed but impressive take on the 360 blockbuster. Was £3.99.
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World Of Goo, iPad – 59p
World Of Goo, iPad – 59p
Definitive version of the game, with superb multi-touch play. Was £2.99.
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Driver, iPhone – 59p
Driver, iPhone – 59p
Excellent conversion of the PS1 classic with surprisingly good controls. Was £2.99.
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Street Fighter IV, iPhone – 59p
Street Fighter IV, iPhone – 59p
Comprehensive and impressive conversion. Normally £5.99.
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Doodle Hero, iPhone – Free
Doodle Hero, iPhone – Free
We’ve waited an age for someone to cross a Whac-A-Mole game with an RPG. Finally the day has come.
For more free iPhone games every day, download Free-App Hero.
Truckers Delight, iPhone – Free
Truckers Delight, iPhone – Free
Free on the App Store until Sunday evening. You get to drive a truck and lick ladies!
For more on indie games, check out IndieGames.com.
Crackdown 2 Graffiti Competition
Fancy getting your doodles into the next installment of Crackdown?
Well now’s your chance, as Ruffian games are holding a competition for people to design sprays/tags that will be featured in Crackdown 2. I, for one, can’t wait for to see what people come up with…
Entry Details are Here.
As a bonus competition. If you can get a graffiti in Crackdown 2 that says SavyGamer, we’ll buy you a copy of the game.
Prometheus, PC – £Free.
The recently released UDK has borne some tasty fruit – a stand-alone version of Prometheus:
“Prometheus is a mission-based, single-player co-op game in the spirit of “Portal” and “Mirror’s Edge”. By using the Prometheus Device, players bend the laws of Einsteinian physics using the theory of quantum states, meaning that goals are accomplished by completing missions with your past, present and future selves. You’ll need to keep your wits about you and your memory sharp in solving puzzles presented with this unique game play mechanic. Progression through the story introduces new challenges, with tasks increasing in difficulty, and a final dramatic conclusion questions present loyalties and even your own existence.”
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, PS3 – Review
Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, PS3 – £29.99 delivered
Review by Amitai Winehouse (twitter.com/amitaiwinehouse)
If you’ve logged onto the internet (who really “logs on” to the internet anymore?) over the last two weeks, you’ll probably have realised that quite a lot of people like Uncharted 2. Not just like, like, but like, like like. Are they correct to do so? I suppose it’s my job to find out.