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Tag: Physics
Super Splatters Review
The Splatters: an adorable race of chicken nugget-shaped goo globs that crave fame and followers far exceeding their humble beginnings. As naturals in the art of creative splattering, their best bet for achieving stardom is through Splatter TV, the viral sensation that highlights the most talented Splatters as they perform self-exploding stunts in front of a live audience. Only the most splattastic among them will become Super Splatters, and it's your job to help those starry-eyed, toothy-grinned blobs make it.
Cover Orange 2 Review
Some days are all sunshine, and some days you're an orange praying the omnipotent finger of the player will successfully use physics and whatever junk may be lying around to create a ramshackle roof over your head, because there's a cloud with a face wearing the helmet from Skyrim hell-bent on stoning you to death.Where’s My Mickey? Review
If there is any type of game it feels like Disney well and truly owns, it's the Where's My...? series begun by Where's My Water? and carried on by Where's My Perry?, starring Phineas and Ferb's pet platypus/secret agent. The latest in the series goes back to the very foundation of Disney by using Mickey Mouse, which ties in to the upcoming new-styled cartoon shorts the company's animation division is producing.
Where’s My Mickey? Preview
When a little physics-puzzle game about an alligator named Swampy who just wanted to take a shower hit the App Store in 2011, I don't think anyone was expecting the colossal hit that was about to rock the world of mobile gaming. It soon became clear that Disney's Where My Water? was simply too big to be held in that underground bathtub, so next players saw a licensed sequel in Where's My Perry?, based on the popular Disney cartoon, Phineas and Ferb. Well now we finally know what's in store for the future of Where's My…? games, and that future is starring none other than Disney's own Mickey Mouse!
Cling Thing Review
Cling Thing is the latest physics-puzzler game from Chillingo and Atom-Soft, and this one is all about helping a cutesy little squish creature traverse through various levels by clinging to the sticky walls around him. But even though Cling Thing features a ton of puzzling levels and deeper incentives to keep you clinging and swinging back for more, its vague denotation of "thing" in the title proves to be just as vague and bland as the actual adventure that's contained within.
Cover Orange 2 Preview
I like oranges. I mean, they're not my all-time favorite fruit or anything, but I still think they're pretty tasty, and it's a shame they always seem to be given the shaft next to the grocery store's poster boy: the apple. But do you know what I like even more than eating oranges? Oranges in video games. Well it's certainly been a long time coming, and for most of us, we didn't even really know this time was coming, but here it is nonetheless: Cover Orange 2 is happening, and the game is being released on iOS next week!
Bridgy Jones Review
"If the gameplay resonates with you" is one of the more maligned phrases in game reviewing. It's a cop out, like defining a word using the same word; but in some cases, like this one, it's just unavoidable. So, if touch-based bridge building resonates with you, then you might like Bridgy Jones.
Contraption Maker Preview
As I prepared to write this Contraption Maker preview, the realization of why my Grandma hates Pee-Wee's Big Adventure suddenly hit me. It was, after all, the movie that introduced me to the beautiful chaos that is the Rube Goldberg device.