Tag: Tilt - Latest Releases

May 20, 2013 - Firewood Software's first release, Uncool Frank, is now available on the App Store. Uncool Frank uses a rare blend of the device's most interesting features. One must coordinate tilting and tapping to master the game and achieve the highest possible score. Facebook integration, Game Center achievements and leaderboards combine to make this a full-featured, addictive experience. You only have three lives to make the high score and any mistake could be your last.

Apr 13, 2013 - Florida based Byte By Byte has introduced Jump Dummy Jump 1.0, its new endless jumping game for iPhone and iPod touch. Jump as high up the platforms as you can! Jump Dummy Jump features a tilt and touch interface that is both easy and fun to use. There are special platforms to hinder and help you along the way. Keep track of how you are doing both on device and on Game Center. Clean graphics, excellent music and great sound effects all combine to give you a great game experience.

Apr 05, 2013 - Florida based Byte By Byte today introduces Jump Dummy Jump 1.0, its new endless jumping game for iPhone and iPod touch. Jump as high up the platforms as you can! Jump Dummy Jump features a tilt and touch interface that is both easy and fun to use. There are special platforms to hinder and help you along the way. Keep track of how you are doing both on device and on Game Center. Clean graphics, excellent music and great sound effects all combine to give you a great game experience.

Feb 14, 2013 - Developer James Zammit proves that it's possible for someone with no prior programming experience to learn programming, create a quality game, and release it on the Apple App Store within two weeks. By reading programming books and perusing websites, James Zammit of Malta has managed to create and sell his app, Ballscape HD 1.0.1 for iOS. The user must tilt the device accordingly in order to escape from Ball prison. The game consists of 4 worlds each containing 20 levels.

Feb 06, 2013 - Developer James Zammit proves that it's possible for someone with no prior programming experience to learn programming, create a quality game, and release it on the Apple App Store within two weeks. By reading programming books and perusing websites, James Zammit of Malta has managed to create and sell his app, Ballscape HD 1.0.1 for iOS. The user must tilt the device accordingly in order to escape from Ball prison. The game consists of 4 worlds each containing 20 levels.

Feb 01, 2013 - Independent developer, Michael Sherwin introduced 1 Bit Ball 1.0 for iOS. In this unique and simple game, players maneuver a shrinking ball through levels filled with challenging obstacles. The game consists of 50 levels which start simple and later transition to more advanced levels that will make a player's head spin. Using simple controls to keep players in the game instead of hunting for the right button to push, players tilt or tap the device to move the ball.

Jan 24, 2013 - Independent developer, Michael Sherwin today introduces 1 Bit Ball 1.0 for iOS. In this unique and simple game, players maneuver a shrinking ball through levels filled with challenging obstacles. The game consists of 50 levels which start simple and later transition to more advanced levels that will make a player's head spin. Using simple controls to keep players in the game instead of hunting for the right button to push, players tilt or tap the device to move the ball.

Jan 17, 2013 - Pinball Kid 1.0, Sauce Digital's latest free game, has been released into the App Store. Pinball Kid is a free, universal and nostalgic iOS tribute to the toy pinball games of yesteryear. With retro styling and classic gameplay, it will keep players amused for hours. The objective is for players to fire ten balls up and away, then use the flippers to redirect them, in attempt to score as much as possible. Experts an also tilt the device to alter a ball's trajectory, for maximum point scoring.

Jan 09, 2013 - Pinball Kid 1.0, Sauce Digital's latest free game, has been released into the App Store. Pinball Kid is a free, universal and nostalgic iOS tribute to the toy pinball games of yesteryear. With retro styling and classic gameplay, it will keep players amused for hours. The objective is for players to fire ten balls up and away, then use the flippers to redirect them, in attempt to score as much as possible. Experts an also tilt the device to alter a ball's trajectory, for maximum point scoring.