Once again, the title of the game explains the main purpose really well. The metal ball is used to kill those pesky insects that can’t seem to leave your paper alone. If you are a fan of games that involve a lot of phone tilting, this one can become your new favorite pass time. The holes in the paper do not really do anything besides slowing down the ball, but you should try to avoid them anyway since they might prevent you from collecting enough points to advance to the next level.

The trial version includes five levels from four sets and is recommended by the developers to be downloaded first in order to ensure your device can handle it. Afterwards, when the first for more levels become unbearable you can get yourself the full version with 36 levels in four sets, which will only set you back one dollar.

GOMP has the always-popular hand drawn, paper style graphics with colorfully drawn bugs and smooth animation. All bugs ranging from mosquitoes and flies to roaches and ants die with a satisfying squishing sound, leaving only a disgusting stain of beetle juice behind them. Different bugs are worth different amount of points, the sum of which will decide the amount of stars you are awarded. The basic menu is easily accessible by pressing your phone’s menu button. So whether you think this might be a fun waste of time for yourself or a good way to keep your kid busy, head over to Google Play and become one of the first few hundred people to try it out.

As you have probably guessed the point of the game is to make sure none of the cheese blocks fall over the edge. Actually, you are allowed to drop or destroy two of them, the third one will trigger a replay of the level if dropped. The less cheese blocks you lose the more points you get, obviously. The grey blocks that look like mice trapped in the Phantom Zone resembling that Superman villain are to be tapped and popped.

There are four levels of difficulty ranging from Kids to Insane, the latter being some sort of mouse hell. Each level has its own theme and introduces new varieties of blocks such as ice blocks that freeze time, unmovable and indestructible blocks as well as rainbow blocks which play the role of roulette. This keeps the game interesting and challenging throughout. St. Patrick’s Day levels are the latest addition and more levels are Coming Soon.

The graphics are simple so there is no lag even on slower android phones and yet detailed, creative, colorful and all in all pleasant to the eye so the game can be enjoyed on all devices. The music reflects the nature of the game and the sounds work very well with the actions you perform. These can of course be disabled either from the main menu or the in-game menu, both of which are very well thought through and are therefore easy to navigate and provide all the information and options you might require.

If this sounds like something you might enjoy or if you are more of an evil cat person, who wants to “pop some punk ass mice” then go ahead and join the million people who have already downloaded this game. It’s fun and it’s free!

Every animal has their unique abilities. Your aim is to control over half of the board after the game is done. Everlands has clear directions and a good tutorial mode so you can learn to play fast which is unusual for an Android game. A hexagonal tile grid is used for the game’s graphics (with a unique design for each scene) plus the audio has corresponding sounds based on the selection and the introduction music has a good, relaxing tune.

Controls are entirely touch-based. The player selects an animal tile from a pool of available tiles seen at the bottom of the screen, and selects the place to move the tile. Mistakes are easily fixed, because no move is made until the “make my move” button in the upper right corner is tapped. The game continually gives advice when the star icon is tapped. The advice function is fairly intelligent but does allow players to win “too easily”.

The game is actually a story mode that has 20 missions of moderate difficulty. There’s also a two-player match mode. There are extra scenarios. You can play with different maps, against different levels of AI. This is probably the only drawback of this well put together game: upon finishing the story mode you can do one of two things – find an opponent to play you in hot seat mode or exit the game. In my opinion online play would make this game much more attractive. Get Everlands for your phone or Everlands HD for your tablet.

Pocket Soccer [by RasterGrid Entertainment] is an adaptation of a popular board game called button football. Now, I’ve said I don’t like soccer before, but fortunately this game is more similar to pool and Cestos. The soccer theme combined with fun physics makes it a very attractive and addictive game.

This game has 2 available game modes and a pending training mode. There are of course Single Player and Two Player modes. Two Player mode allows you to play Pocket Soccer with a friend, however, you will have to share the phone you will be playing on. Single player mode has 3 difficulty levels to choose from. I recommend choosing Easy the first couple of times, so that you don’t get frustrated about loosing.

Each player has 3 big balls with their country’s flag. Your mission is to throw the big balls at the small soccer ball so that it goes into the opposing team’ goal. You can only throw one big ball at a time and only when it’s your turn. You have 5 seconds to make a move and then it’s your opponent’s turn. Score 10 points to win the game.

The graphics are simple, but the game looks good. The gameplay is smooth and the physics are very good as well. Music is only played while you are in the main menu and the very realistic cheering crowed replaces it during the game. That combined with all other sounds create a very realistic soccer like atmosphere, which makes the game come to life.

You can unlock new fields to play on, new soccer balls and even new cheering soccer crowds. These features are available in the main menu of the game along with your achievements, a tutorial on how to play the game and audio settings. Pocket Soccer has a very clean and easy to navigate menu and definitely adds to the overall experience of the game.

Whether you’re a soccer fan or not you should definitely check this game out. Pocket Soccer feels complete, like an A+ school project. The only suggestion I have is for the next version to have a multiplayer mode as well. Get your free version of Pocket Soccer and enjoy.

Reckless Racing [by polarbit] is one of the best racing games for Android I have ever seen. As soon as you see the high quality animated background of the menu, you know these guys mean business. This game has everything your heart desires and will bring out your inner redneck no matter how hard you fight it.

This game has both single player and multiplayer modes, so it’s twice as fun. In multiplayer you can host or join a local game, or find a game on the internet. You will need an account to play online. I know I don’t like registering either, but it’s pretty easy and quite worth it. Online gameplay is just as smooth as Single player mode gameplay.

There are 3 types of races in Single player mode; Dirty Rally, Hot Lap and Delivery. Dirty Rally is a standard race and it my favorite, Hot Lap is basically a time trial challenge and in Delivery mode you earn money by picking up goods at various places on the map and delivering them to their drop off points.

You can choose from 7 original tracks and 7 reverse tracks to race on. Each track is unique from type of road surface to time of day and weather conditions, so you it won’t get boring for a while. Besides that, there are also 3 medals to win on each track and you can compete for the best time on the track with other players thanks to the Online Leaderboards. Whether you are a SUV or muscle car type of person, you won’t be disappointed because there are 8 different cars to choose from. Each car has a colorful, stereotypical character to go with it. All cars have their strengths and weaknesses so it’s up to you to choose the perfect one for the job.

Even though the graphics aren’t that great, there are a lot of details in the way the cars interact with the game environment that makes up for it. There are lots of “hittable” objects, as well as dust flying from under your wheels as you drift around the track, the ability to fly off the track while getting some “air time”, the dynamics of the cars and more. Great music and sounds, good graphics, smooth gameplay off- and online, A LOT of playing options, a very easy to understand menu structure and lots of fun details throughout the game make Reckless Racing worth the $4.99 price tag. Don”t forget about the future updates that have to do with new cars and tracks you will get for free.

Deadly Chambers [by Battery Powered Games, LLC] is a 3D OTS shooter for Android. Such a game is rare for android phones, so it makes us even happier when we see one. Will it become an android classic like DOOM did for PC? With good graphics, smooth gameplay, weapons, monsters and a great presentation, it sure looks like it.

As soon as you load the game, you instantly get that “proper” game feeling. The menu captures the theme of the game pretty well, with dark imagery and scary music. You can adjust sound, video or gameplay settings from the very comprehensive menu. If it is your first time playing, you have no choice, but to start a new game and leave Quick Play until you unlock at least one of five locked games.

After you choose 1 of 4 difficulty levels, you are shown a quick How to Play tutorial. The controls are pretty basic and not hard to figure out even if you skip the tutorial. Then you see a map displaying the 5 levels of the game. You start out with a 9mm pistol and a Tommy gun, but this is just a little part of the 15 weapons available throughout the game. The first time I played it I was impressed by the fact that I can move my character with a touch sensitive joystick like they have on iPhone games. It certainly progress, but as you will see when you actually try to shoot someone, that aiming and walking is kind of tricky. The creators tried to fix it by allowing players to switch from 3^rd person to 1^st person shooter view as well as the ability to change the camera angle for a better view.

The game hooks you by constantly throwing weird looking monsters at you, while you are in the process of unlocking new weapons, finding keys for doors and you will be surprised when you see how quickly you encounter the first “boss”. The music provides a good atmosphere, but the sound effects could have been better, too simple for my taste.If you an average guy like Dr. Chambers (the cleverly named character you are playing in this game) with a hunger for monster shooting adventure, with a great atmosphere, you should definitely fork out $2.49 for Deadly Chambers and enjoy yourself.

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