Somewhere, contrasted with the daylight, sits an EDGE. On this EDGE there's a secret to be found, but only Bjorn knows where it is. Can the mere mortal locate this edgy mystery, or will it be lost forever to limbo.?(iPhone/iPod Touch, iPad) - Physics games work very well on iOS devices thanks to their lovely little touch interface. Contre Jour at once looks and feels familiar but plays like something new. The visual style hits somewhere between and, whereas the gameplay is something akin to. But, you know, different.

Returner 77 By: Fantastic, Yes This is a complete step-by-step walkthrough for the iOS, Android and PC game, Returner 77 by Fantastic, yes. It’s a work in progress, so please bear with me. Feel free to ask for extra help in the comments section. See my Returner 77 review. Walkthrough: Chapter 1, The Hall: You. Sep 19, 2012  Contre Jour is a 2D physics-based puzzle game in which you guide a tiny creature through 120 cleverly-designed levels to the exit portal of each. You never actually control the creature itself.

Assimilated aspects aside, this game really does differentiate itself from the pack with some great puzzle design. You must guide Petit through each level by transforming the land to push him along. Goo-like tentacles can also be used to swing Petit to new platforms, and in later levels, new tentacles appear with unique properties. It's a great game filled with lots of personality, one that should definitely find a home on your iOS device., a universal app, is also available.(iPhone/iPod Touch) - As intriguing stories go, The Secret of Chateau de Moreau certainly scores high on the Intrigue-o-Meter.

The game plays like a crossed with Phoenix Wright, with a few compelling differences. You play as Antoine, stepson of Count Moreau who has just died under mysterious circumstances. You must investigate the crime while you solve puzzles to prove your own innocence. A few mis-steps and you have to start the chapter over again, which puts a damper on the story progression, but it does encourage you to pay rapt attention and absorb every little detail, of which this game features many!

It's an active, text-heavy drama mystery with plenty of gaming elements to keep you engaged. Definitely one to check out if you're a fan of or the. A free version, is also available.(iPad) - It's. For your iPad!

Has finally seen it fit to extend Peggle's reach to the big screened iOS device, coming far too long after the original iPhone release of two years ago. Now the wait is over and you get to play Peggle in its full glory, no more '2x' scaled up graphics! Unfortunately there are no new levels, tweaks or perks, but when it comes to Peggle, all you need is. In addition, is available as an in-app purchase!(universal) - How could anyone possibly say no to more?

Just released as a, EDGE has been the favorite action/puzzle child of the mobile market for several years now. EDGE Extended introduces a new 3D physics engine, improved visuals, and almost as many levels as the original game, making it a healthy addition to the already stellar experience.NOTE: Games noted as 'universal' have been designed for iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone devices alike. Any game not listed for iPad will work on the system, but native full screen will not be present.

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So, having finished Chateau de Moreau, I feel able to say a few things about it.tIn terms of narrative and puzzle design, it hits the notes it needs to hit, and then some. I only noticed one really questionable moment in a puzzle, where the visual clue, the textual description of that clue, and by extension the answer of the puzzle didn't quite match up, but by that point you should be keyed into the game's sense of puzzle logic and be able to intuit the answer. If not, it can be a real sticking point, but generally, the game does not hide anything that you need in order to progress.Some people will take issue with some awkwardness in the text. I can only guess that the few true instances of odd phrasing come from translation/localization or composition-in-translation, since 4:33 is a Korean outfit.The one greatest thing I take issue with in the game is not even the lack of auto-save (which has a certain old-school charm to it), but the navigation. Certainly, navigating through the Chateau, back and forth from objective to objective, or even wandering for any sort of clue or cutscene can be tedious and disheartening.

But later on, when the areas become more architecturally formidable, the 'move towards where you're pointing' system in conjunction with some restrictive collision handling (instead of the sliding-against-walls mechanic that streamlines some games) makes traversing complicated structures a frustrating and time-consuming experience. Also, there are a few moments where you have very little room to navigate when your character is near the edge of the screen. Either a GUI element is in the way, or the device will just have a hard time registering the input as movement, given how close to the edge of the screen you are touching.Both of those issues could have been helped by directional pad or simulated analog stick options.Aside from that, it was an amazing title for 99c and would probably be an excellent title for $4.99 as well. Please consider creating a Casual Gameplay account if you're a regular visitor here, as it will allow us to create an even better experience for you. You may use limited for style:(a href, b, br/, strong, em, ul, ol, li, code, spoiler)HTML tags begin with a less-than sign:. No exceptions.

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In Ecco the Dolphin, you control a dolphin with some unusual marks on his head. After a waterspout, his pod vanished, and he was left to roam the seas in search of it. After talking to an orca and a blue whale, he was told to visit the Asterite: a wise creature made of spheres. Deaths: TOO HIGH!.Shame the deaths aren't shown in this video, otherwise it would of been a LONG video. (Level List).No name 1. 0:38.No name 2. 0:59. Ecco the Dolphin is an action-adventure game originally developed by Ed Annunziata and Novotrade International for the Sega Genesis known as the Mega Drive in regions outside of North America and published by Sega in 1992. Ecco the Dolphin was republished digitally via Nintendo 's Virtual Console in 2006. Ecco the Dolphin (or, simply, Ecco) is an action-adventure game developed by Ed Annunziata and the Hungarian company Novotrade. It was released in 1992 as a Sega Genesis (aka Mega Drive) exclusive, but over time it was ported to other platforms.

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