Electronics

Synaptic Wave has updated Tower Siege for iPad to introduce new enemies, new Special Weapons and new visuals. Tower Siege for iPad is a revolutionary mix of a tower defense and an arcade so it creates a unique player experience. You will exercise both strategic and tactical skills. Between the rounds you will build up your defense the way you do in ordinary tower defense games. But instead of leaving your defense to the AI you will control the tower discharges.

Oscar and His Curious Adventures is the first in a series of original animated storybooks for children aged 7 to 11, developed for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. The series aims to teach children a range of exciting scientific facts within an absorbing and entertaining storyline. Beautifully styled backgrounds combine 3D and 2D techniques building Oscar’s quirky world. The app contains an original animated short film which is presented in chapters.

Drawing Box is reproducing the children’s painting environment. Since it’s launch in February 2011 on the App Store, many schools have purchased it for student use. With “all graphical” commands and familiar interface, children feel more useful to paint and feel free to play with it. Drawing Box is an excellent drawing application for school use, it reproduces children’s painting environment. It’s futuristic but looks familiar. It’s simple but doesn’t mean incomplete.

The Steampunk Studio today introduces Gangsta Baby – Pram Rage!, its good, old fashioned, fast and furious shoot-em-up for iOS. Gangsta Baby is top of the tree and his collection of Bling Pacifiers is the envy of all the rival gangs. Fat Vern is Gangsta Baby’s biggest rival and suspect number one in the crime of the century. You can not take your eyes off it for a second. If you do you will most likely be hit by a diaper, run into the cops or slam headlong into the doggie filth in the street.

Rolling down a platform and leaping to avoid mines and other obstacles, upcoming app Dropage by developer Game Salutes promises to deliver a unique physics platformer experience to iOS devices. Providing 26 challenging and diverse levels, Dropage aims to deliver addictive gameplay to the casual mobile gamer. Each level is filled with items that affect the game’s dynamics and provide an engaging experience. Dropage will arrive at the end of March, 2012.

The Bobbleshop app is a fun, digital toy made for iOS that lets anyone create incredible 3D virtual bobble head dolls. It lets users choose from hundreds of facial features, body parts and accessories in various colors. Use basic touch gestures to move, rotate and pinch/stretch parts either horizontally or vertically, making the possible combinations endless. Trade bobble heads via email that you can play with, edit and save. Even post pictures via Twitter or directly to an online gallery.

Ivanovich Games today introduces Letris Power 1.1, their new gaming title for iOS. The gameplay mixes ideas from Tetris and Scrabble to build an original and addictive game where you must build words in order to keep the screen clean and tidy. Additionally each game offers a different mission. As each mission is accomplished, players load more powers at the beginning and therefore able to beat their own record. Version 1.1 adds a new strategic factor: 3 different powers to be saved.

Atlanta based StackTracks, LLC today introduces Target Blaster 2, their free fast-paced, reaction-based gaming title for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Requiring quick thinking and quick hands, Target Blaster 2 picks up right where the original left off, with endless fun and excitement trying to beat your score and the scores of others. Target Blaster features three game modes, as well as Game Center support. New Blast Packs and a second mode of play set Blaster 2 apart from the original.

UK based Otter Studios today introduces ClockWise, its fun, challenging and mentally stimulating word and numbers game for iOS and Android. Based on the UK TV gameshow Countdown, players compete against each other and the clock in the Words and Maths rounds, earning points for the longest words and best solutions to the maths problems, before moving on to the final and potentially crucial Confuzzler round in which you must solve a 9-letter anagram quicker than your opponent.

AppCycles Ltd today introduces iFries, a new app to enjoy your fries virtually everywhere. iFries is a physically accurate, real-time simulation for iOS devices. The app provides a realistic, eye catching and highly interactive user experience – stick your iFork in these crispy fries or shake them around, and out of, your screen to “eat” them. Realistic sound simulation, stylish salt shaker and other special effects let you play with the fries. Choose between 6 backgrounds to enjoy your snack.