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Thumpies by Chris Peebles | 17-03-10

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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.

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Mujik by Dan Pearson | 14-03-10

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.

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Fighting Fantasy: Deathtrap Dungeon by Josh Wilson | 23-02-10

Fighting Fantasy, if anyone cares to remember, were a series of books where you would roll dice and flick through the pages depending on the outcome of fights and what you chose to do in the story: "there is a door, Do you open it? "(turn to page 227) or "Walk on by, down a dangerously gloomy corridor" (pg74)". That sort of thing. Deathtrap Dungeon (DD) is one of these books, only it's on the iPhone. So you have to squint more, but at least you don't have to turn any pages.

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Alley Gator by Dan Pearson | 04-02-10

As a kid there was the an urban legend, pet alligators being flushed down the toilet and mutating to huge sizes in the New York sewerage system chowing down on all that dared to cross their path. Alley Gator has similar beginnings but he is more interested in running through the sewers eating chillies and trying to escape to a tropical island. Doesn’t he know he is freshwater he will surly perish, foolish gator!

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365 Puzzle Club by Michael Black | 03-12-09

There are three different kinds of puzzle in 365 Puzzle Club: Sudoku, Kakuro and Tenpenki. Sudoku is everywhere, so let’s not belittle anyone by explaining what that is, but the others deserve explanation.