Piston games

Notre sélection quotidienne des meilleures affaires à réaliser sur l'AppStore, compatibles en France. Ne traînez pas, car ces promos ont une durée de vie très limitée !!! - Music Player Sleep Timer : Programmez le nombre de chansons nécessaires pour vous endormir - Facebook Photo Fun : Puzzle de vos photos Facebook, à reconstituer avec vos amis ! - Quick English : Traduisez rapidement mots et phrases en anglais. - Nimble to do : Lister et faîtes vous rappeler simplement vos tâches de la semaine ! - Fun with Death HD : Puzzle avec catapulte du type Angry Birds, très réussi - TightWire : Ah l'équilibre sur corde raide ! Pas si simple... Read More

Die neue iPhone-4-Kamera knipst erst seit 1.5 Monaten Bilder meines Alltags, hat jedoch die DSLR auf Kurzreisen bereits mehrfach ausgebremst. Nichtsdestotrotz benötigt es für die Veredelung des schnellen Schnappschusses weiterhin gute Software. Bereits ewig verfügbar, hier jedoch nie ausführlich vorgestellt, ist Hipstamatic (1.59 €; App Store-Link). Unter dem Slogan “Digital photography never looked so analog” schraubt der kleine Plastik-Fotoapparat per In-App-Kauf verschiedene Objektive sowie unterschiedliche Konfektionierungstypen von Rollfilmen auf. Was Hipstamatic aus gewöhnlichen Bilder herauszukitzeln vermag, zeigen 60.000 Flickr-Uploads. Diacarta (1.59 €; App Store-Link) ist eine extrem ‘spezielle’ Empfehlung aus der ‘ToDo’-Kategorie. Visuelle Icons strukturieren dabei – abgestimmt auf eine Uhrzeit – die Aufgaben des jeweiligen Tages. Ohne Import-Funktion, iCal-Anbindung oder erweiternde Konfigurationen ist die App wenig ernst zu nehmen, bietet jedoch über seine optische Gestaltung ein enormes Maß an Intuition und Übersichtlichkeit, von dem sich Things, Omnifocus und Co. noch eine dicke Scheibe abschneiden können. Glyph-O-Rama (kostenlos; App Store-Link) lehnt mit mehr (zu kopierenden) Sonderzeichen und ASCII-Kunst an Neven Mrgans Glyphbord an. Screetch (2.39 €; App Store-Link) ist ein liebevoller Tetris-/Lumines-Klon, der in Russland mit Hilfe von den farbigen M&M-Schokolinsen erdacht wurde. Read More

The Screetch is a great game with a funny name. At its heart, it's a match three game; you want to match three of a kind for a certain round gem while you're constantly dropping them from above (Tetris style). The game's namesake is where things get slimy, though. The Screetch is constantly "infecting" gems that are dropped onto the board, and you can only clear it out by matching three gems and putting the slimy, oily dude into a flask. It sounds complicated, but of course, it starts out simple and builds up from there. As the game progresses, the Screetch moves faster, requiring you to drop gems in the right places quickly. There are also lightning gems that will clear out whole lines of the board and quite a few levels to ramp up the difficulty as you play along. The Screetch element adds a fun, new twist to the standard match three gameplay, and the graphics are pretty well polished to boot. The game is available on the App Store right now for US $2.99, and the addition of online league play and trophies extends the playability a little bit. If you're a fan of match three games or just want a fun thrill to pick up and play for a few minutes at a time, check it out. Read More

Browsing the App Store this weekend?  Here are fourteen new or updated apps for the iPhone and iPad worth taking a closer look at if you are: The official board game comes to the iPhone!  Play against the game or with up to four friends over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, earn achievements, attack the enemy and win!  $4.99/£2.99. An arcade/action/RPG with cute cartoon-like graphics and addictive gameplay.  This weekend, you can pick this up for 50% off its regular price.  $0.99/£0.59. A pool simulation exclusively for the iPhone 4.  It features 9-ball and both UK and US versions of 8-ball, 3 difficultly levels and has a one or two-player mode.  The graphics look absolutely stunning in the screenshots!  $2.99/£1.79. As you would expect, you can set many different timers for varying durations.  Free. Available for both the iPhone and the iPad, this is an action game with 36 levels and great graphics.  If you have both an iPhone and iPad, then you can use the iPhone to control the game on the iPad!  Currently on sale with 40% off.  $2.99/£1.79. A clever variation on the match-three style games, where for each three you create, a ‘flask’ fills until it reaches the top and you move onto the next level.  Great graphics too!  $2.99/£1.79. The iPhone version of the iPad game comes close to matching the marble flicking fun experienced there, with three modes of play, 1-4 players, realistic physics and Facebook leaderboards.  $0.99/£0.59. Another match-three game, this time with a ‘green’ theme set in the ocean, with very attractive graphics.  $1.99/£1.19. Only for the iPhone 4, this is a new and very creative way to take amazing pictures of vistas, panoramas, expansive landscapes or anything that makes you say ‘wow!’  The app uses the gyroscope for 3D movement recognition and can save and share the final pictures.  $1.99/£1.19. Gorgeous steampunk-style graphics on the iPad lead you into playing 42 levels of this strategy action game, with another 90 available if you want to pay for them.  Also available for the iPhone.  $2.99/£1.79. An interactive, 3D animated storybook with a voice over, audio effects and music.  A highly original form of story telling that should prove popular.  Only for the iPad.  $4.99/£2.99. An educational application for those wanting to learn about one point of view on climate change.  $0.99/£0.59. All the sports content you could ever want straight from thescore.com, direct to your Read More