March 2012

AppMania today announces Demolition Master 3D: Holidays, a continuation of the well-known gaming series Demolition Master 3D for iOS. Rumble, rattle and demolition – it’s a real holiday. In Demolition Master 3D: Holidays you will blow up anything that isn’t watched. The main thing is to place the explosives properly. Each bomb must be in its place – this is the only way to blow up everything not only with a bang but also with a benefit. Hit the target, get scores and real pleasure.

The winners of the International Mobile Gaming Awards were announced today at the end of a day-long summit held in the heart of the Mobile World Congress. Of the over 600 applicants this year, ChAIR’s Infinity Blade II takes home the Grand Prix, while Rolocule Games’ Flick Tennis wins the People’s Choice Award. During the last eight years the IMGA has reviewed more than 2,000 mobile games from more than 52 countries.

Two wrongs still don’t make a right, but two right answers and one wrong is exactly what you’ll find in every challenging screen of the new iOS Knowledge game entitled Right Right Wrong! Right Right Wrong! takes a unique approach to the Knowledge genre by encouraging players to “train their brain” in order to identify as many wrong answers as possible in a fast-paced race against the clock. Right Right Wrong! is a game designed to test knowledge and speed.

UK based Liger Games today introduces Robot Fish 1.0, its debut path drawing game for iOS devices. Robot Fish is a lightning fast game where shaving milliseconds from hi-scores quickly becomes an addiction. Puzzle elements combine with intuitive gesture-based gameplay, as players guide Nashwan the Robot Fish to find the fastest route around mazes, energy fields and evil mines. The game boasts dozens of stage attack courses, unlock-able survival mode, full OpenFeint support and more.

Paris based independent developer The Game Bakers today introduces Squids 1.0, their popular tactical RPG now available for Mac OS X. Set in a colorful underwater kingdom, Squids is a creative RPG with a humorous storyline, gorgeous cartoon artwork, and turn-based battles that pit a team of scrappy Squid heroes against hordes of ooze-infected crabs and shrimp. Squids for Mac incorporates much of the bonus content released for iOS, such as additional missions, stat-boosting helmets and more.

On The Mob and Tarnegol Games, leading publishers of internationally acclaimed mobile apps, have united to announce the latest update of their hit social card-game, Yaniv on iPhone and iPod touch. Legends swirl around the origin of the game: some say that Yaniv was invented in the depths of an Israeli prisoner camp, while others claim that it was spread by two adventuresome backpackers named Yaniv and Assaf as they journeyed the globe.

Byte By Byte announces the release of Run And Jump, a side scrolling endless runner with a few tricks to appeal to gamers of all skill levels. Run And Jump is free for the iPhone and iPod. Run and Jump has a minimal control interface requiring only the attention of the player and the tapping of the screen. Start the game up and enjoy some simple addictive game play. Run And Jump supports extended content by unlocking through high enough scores or use In App Purchase and have the content now.

Digital Poke today introduces The Drop Out 1.0, their cute physics puzzler for iOS. The Drop Out is an action adventure based on Furrie little creatures and their buddy Boo. You take the role of different Boos and use their abilities to aim and drop these cute Furries. The Drop Out succeeds in creating levels that are intriguing and are designed to either test your timing, logic, skill or force. The game offers six different types of Boos which can be unlocked by gathering stars from the levels.

Jelly Oasis today announced that Elf Defense 1.0.3, their new tower defense game for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, has been deeply discounted as a way to introduce even more fans to the already popular game. Elf Defense pits the player against human warlords intent on taking advantage of their elven neighbors. By using a variety of elven defense towers, specialized mercenary warriors, and special skills and items, players design their own strategies to survive against the marauding hordes.

Quake Escape, a new mobile app game for iTunes has released infographic parodying the Mayan calendar prophecy that the world will end after 2012. The infographic details various ways to survive the natural disasters that Mayan conspiracy theorists expect to plague the earth this year. An example of their helpful but humorous tips for surviving an earth quake include: avoiding cities, which are likely to crumble at any moment. The graphic suggests everyone live, instead, in a moon house.