Red makes green via yellow, but what goes with orange; and really, how is off eggshell any different from white? Okay, we admit: colour theory has always confused us. We were never really sure what it was. As such, we were a bit cautious of Colorous. After all, the basis of the game is in colour theory.
Thumpies uses the iPhones touch screen controller, and it's main premise and gameplay centres around rhythm. It certainly is different, with a unique style and entertaining sound effects it is certainly different and may not appeal to everyone.
Now home to an entire farming life simulator, the iPhone and iPod Touch are becoming ever more confident gaming platforms. In Astro Ranch you take control of a spacefarer who was looking for the perfect patch to set up a farm. That is until the starship Agricultural Enterprise crash lands into a crater which just happens to have 90% vacant farm land for rent! It is off-the-cuff humour like this which guides you through every aspect of the game.
Portable beat generators have been growing in popularity over recent years with more and more musicians going for their pockets to create a song rather than the piano or guitar. Mujik from Lucky Frame takes the initial concept of most of these apps and throws in jars of bugs.
Dizzy Drops is actually a very simple game: Drops of paint fall from the sky which you have to catch in buckets at the bottom of the screen. The paint comes in four colours and you have to match the paint to the correctly coloured bucket by swapping the buckets around. Easy enough at first this soon becomes harder as the paint starts falling faster, or from lower clouds or when multiple drops fall together.
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