Fish Out of Water is an arcade game from Halfbrick wherein you will fling fish alongside the ocean as far as you can, and with as many skips as possible. Choosing the correct fish and learning how to fling the fish are vital to getting a good rating. With Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll have all of the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you’ll need to get ahead of the game.

After the runaway success of their casual smash hits like Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, Halfbrick Studios had set the bar pretty high for themselves for any follow-up release. While their latest bubbly and fish-focused adventure may not have the lasting power and widespread appeal of some of Halfbrick’s past greats, Fish Out of Water is still an incredibly fun and friendly frolic through the bottom of the sea.

Unless you’ve been living under a sad and lonely rock for the past couple of years where there’s not a smartphone or iPad to be found, you’ve probably heard of Halfbrick before, or played their mobile-defining games Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride. The renowned mobile developer has been cryptically hinting at a new beach-themed game on their website for a few weeks now, and today they have finally parted the sea to reveal their next exciting project that will take the mobile world by storm: Fish Out of Water.

It was inevitable that someone would eventually attempt to replicate the glorious management action found in the super-popular Kairosoft mobile games. Since the very beginning when Game Dev Story got our creativity pumping, the Story series has been a phenomenal source of entertainment.

Since its release, Halfbrick’s Jetpack Joyride has done what the casual observer would call “well.” But let’s be honest: the casual observer doesn’t know what he’s talking about. This game has been downloaded over 35 million times, won a design award from Apple themselves, and captured the hearts and jetpack-loving minds of mobile gamers everywhere. That’s a lot more than just “well.” So take that, casual observer! Whoever you are. 

Band Stars is a band simulation game created by Halfbrick and Six Foot Kid, where players choose and manager their band members and pick the songs to get them to superstardom. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.

More acquisition news today as we have learned that Halfbrick Studios of Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride fame have acquired Onan Games. The move gives Halfbrick control over Onan’s Mandreel technology, which allows developers to create a game using C++ and then have it supported amongst iOS, Android, Flash and HTML5 without need to recode.

Halfbrick has announced the next new and exciting update to Jetpack Joyride, a free iOS game that we loved and continue to love several times over. In fact, just about the only thing we love more is when Jetpack Joyride gets new updates to make it even more awesome.

If there's something that seems to be paying off for casual developers, it's taking a popular game and making it free-to-play. Last month, it turned out that Temple Run had quadrupled its income when it went free, and now it seems like Jetpack Joyride is repeating this particular piece of history.

All right, everyone. I need you to sit down for a moment. I've got big news: There's going to be a sequel to Fruit Ninja. Well, OK, that's not actually the crazy part of this story. The crazy part is that the newly formed Halfbrick team in Sydney will be developing the game, and it sounds like it will be radically different than anything the series has seen before.