Friday, May 17, 2013

Free ipad / iphone Game - iFlea - free download - free play - unlimited gameplay

  iFlea II available on the appstore!

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Play free Happy games. Here is our collection of Happy Games. Giveaway! Unlimited gameplay. Target capture and kill the fleas from invading your room. Snipers take note! In game of accuracy! Become the ultimate sniper! Try it! You will not be disappointed. 

 

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Free Android Game - iFlea - free download - free play - unlimited gameplay

Good News! Free Android Game - iFlea - free download


Free Android Game - iFlea Get it on Google Play
Download iFlea / Android

Free download! Unlimited play! Free android game!


Happy games - Play all free games

Play free Happy games. Here is our collection of Happy Games. Giveaway! Unlimited gameplay. Target capture and kill the fleas from invading your room. Snipers take note! In game of accuracy! Become the ultimate sniper! Try it! You will not be disappointed.

Ingyen letölthető! Korlátlan játékmenet. Cél befogni és elpusztítani a szobádat elárasztó bolhákat. Mesterlövészek figyelem! A játékban számít a pontosság! Légy te a legjobb mesterlövész! Próbáld ki! Nem fogsz csalódni.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Coming soon the new Game iPhone / iPod / iPad and Free Android game "iFlea" only several more days!

iFlea is a very fun and relaxing game. Its goal is to catch a given number of fleas in a given time. The higher the levels, the harder it is to complete the objective, because our fleas don't really want to be catched. Give it a try, and find out how Your reflexes  work. Try to have the highest accuracy, and You won't have any problems!


Free Android Game - iFleaFree Android Game - iFlea
Free Android Game - iFlea
Free Android Game - iFlea


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Thursday, April 15, 2010

Hexarot review on Gamezebo. 4 stars out of 5

I’m a huge puzzle game fan. I’m the guy that’s convinced that I can pack a suitcase or a car better than other people because of the amount of Tetris I’ve played in my lifetime (I swear, it’s true). But for whatever reason hex-based puzzle games are my Achilles heel, I just can’t wrap my head around them. So it was with great trepidation that I waded into HexaRot’s waters and I gotta tell ya... the water’s fine.

Gameplay-wise HexaRot plays out like hex-based games before it. Small different colored triangles make up larger hexes that you can rotate around and through each other. The goal is to line up at least three of the same color, though clearing four at a time nets you serious bonus points. Once joined you score points and the pieces change color. You repeat the process until you score a set amount of points.
The game’s variety comes mostly from the amount of different tiles there are and what shape the overall board comes in. The shape is ever changing and forces you to change strategy by having to work around bottlenecks or along the edges of the board. Of course the variety of tiles only serves to make the game harder, especially when tiles start showing up with pictures on them that you need to match.

There are a few different game modes, though I easily prefer “Relax Wheel” mode, which is really the base game but without the ever dwindling timer. Since I’m still rough around the edges on hex strategy the timer does nothing but make me freeze up in a panic. Maybe at some point I’ll be confident enough to battle against it, but not yet.

The other mode is known as “Magic Wheel” and requires you to position all the pieces on the board into a predefined pattern, which is shown onscreen. You’re not clearing anything; just moving pieces around like a slide puzzle. It’s a fun diversion and is different enough from the main game to be interesting, but for my money the standard game is more fun.

I’d been trying to put my finger on exactly why I took to HexaRot so easily when other hex games had eluded me when suddenly I figured it out: HexaRot has red dots that you tap on to rotate the pieces around it, which makes great sense from a user interface perspective. But having those dots there gave me a reference point and let me imagine each dot was it’s own axle that I could rotate. Using these dots I was able to see in my mind how to easily bring like colored pieces together in order to clear them from the board.



I should mention again the interface design of the dots. To rotate pieces you tap on one of those dots and little arrows swirl around it. Now dragging your finger around anywhere on the screen rotates that piece since it’s the “active” one. This is a much better solution than tapping and dragging on the pieces you want to move since that would inevitably lead to you rotating the wrong pieces.


HexaRot plays it safe and doesn’t attempt to break any new ground in the gameplay department. If you have other hex based puzzle games on your iPhone then this one most likely won’t bring you any unique challenges. However, with my device being hex game free HexaRot fills that void nicely and will be a game I visit quite often. A good puzzle game is hard to find and HexaRot does the job nicely.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

iFlea

Free Android Game - iFlea
Soon we will release our new game, iFlea on Android an iOS platform. Here U have a shot from the game made specially for You, just to get an idea. This character is the one with the least points in the game. The rest should be surpirse.
We welcome any comments, wishes on what games would You have on your iPhone. :)