Electronics

BrainBlast Games announces the very first update to their iOS game, Curio, now containing fifty percent more material than the original release. The chilling endless-runner from the mad scientists at BrainBlast Games now offers much more to aid players in their quest to free Ron Templeton III from the grasps of his demons, both real and imagined. And who is more familiar with real and imaginary demons than Tommy Wiseau, writer and director of “The Room?”

Orca today announced that their breakout puzzle game, Flick Sheep! 1.3.0, will be free for a limited time. Flick Sheep! pits the player against the encroaching sunset – the player’s defenseless sheep must be gathered together in safety before the light fades. Players will have to navigate the grid-like layout of the sheep pen. Flick Sheep! features 90 levels, a number of traps, including animal-arresting bubbles, and the sheep’s farmyard friends also make an appearance.

Where is? Game is a geography challenge. You have to find the location of countries, capitals, skyscrapers or stadiums on a map. The nearer, the better. You can read about every location via the linked wikipedia page and you can challenge your friends in a multiplayer game via Game Center with up to 4 players. There are 3 levels of difficulty from zoomed in with country borders to zoomed out without anything but land and water on the map. Additionally you can set a round timer.

Mobile game developer, Skejo Studios today introduces Operation: Eradicate, its new turn-based strategy game for Pad and iPhone devices. Featuring hand drawn commissioned artwork, Operation: Eradicate is a cooperative strategy game where the player controls up to four characters across the world to beat back the spreading ‘infected’ hordes. With turn-based multi-player matches, over 20 different setups and 3 difficulty settings, it proves to be a unique and re-playable challenge.

UK based Amphisocial Ltd announces Airman 1.1, its 3D flying and shooting game for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Airman is located in a fantasy 3D city built around world famous city landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Colosseum, Taj Mahal and many more. Shoot down enemy balloons and planes to advance to the next level. But that is not all! The Player must stand up and move as the Game simulates an environment where the User’s physical movement gives direction to the Plane.

A free fashion-fun app, DressApp is a combination fashion show and pattern-recognition game. DressApp is like a modern-day paper-doll and game rolled into one. Four fashion-forward cities – Paris, New York, Milan and Tokyo – are represented by different supermodels, each with their own array of fashion items to model. Players choose items and accessories by tapping on each icon and then proceed to play pattern recognition games that include the available items.

iOS application developer company, Internet Design Zone today introduces Identify The World Flags Game For Kids 1.0, its fun new children’s educational title for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. The World Flags Game For Kids will help kids identify most of the world flags as well as help them learn and pronounce the names of new countries. There are over 225 different flags in all, and the names of all countries are spoken aloud so that the child can also learn to pronounce them.

California-based game studio GreenPleco today introduces GreenPleco: The Sucker Fish 1.0, its latest gaming title for iPhone and iPad devices. GreenPleco contains one full game and a series of three mini-games, each of which features a lovable animal helping to rehabilitate the environment. By combining fast-paced action with memorable characters such as The Sucker Fish, Mr. PigBounce, Claudia the Crab, and Gemma the Turtle, the game appeals to both adults and children alike.

Nevosoft today is pleased to announce the release of Annabel, an Egyptian-themed hidden-object 3D adventure game. Annabel begins in modern times, when a young female archaeologist visits a museum in Egypt. She hears a disturbing ancient tale about another “Annabel,” a princess whose lover was sacrificed to the gods by an evil high priest. The nasty priest is keeping Princess Annabel captive and forcing her to marry him so he will become a full-fledged Pharaoh and control Egypt.

Just in time for Sunday’s Oscars telecast on ABC-TV, NYC-based second screen startup Umami will let users of its free “companion TV” app instantly grab and share, via Twitter and Facebook, images from the programs they’re watching. The “freeze frame” feature is one of several Umami has updated since it launched its free continuously synchronous app for the iPad in November. Umami is announcing Dishboard, a new social TV dashboard that visualizes the conversation occurring around a TV show.