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Some of the game features include:

- Easy Tilt Controls
- Fastest Times
- Build tracks and obstacles for your opponents
- Easy and acceptable for all ages

Togolon Lite

After much fiddling and tweaking of level designs, a Lite version of Togolon is now available for download in the App Store!

The Lite version features 6 sample levels, and all the gameplay elements of the full game, and all for the low, low price of FREE.

Togolon is a bit like a cross between Labyrinth and Light Out: roll your ball around the maze to turn all the red tiles green – but be quick, you don’t have long! Try to beat your top scores and level times, and if you get a call, or need a break, just pick up where you left off last time.

So, fire up those iPhones and iPods and give it a try! [Download from iTunes]
Still not convinced? Check out my little promo video on Youtube.

I’m hard at work on version 1.1 of Togolon, and really keen for some feedback to make it even better, so please feel free to pop a review on iTunes, with any ideas you might have.

Need For Cheese is a sweet little iPhone/iPod Touch game about a mouse addicted to cheese.

Elaborate epic story

Aeons ago as the universe was still young and pure an epic battle raged so intense that its mere echo from the depths of the space sparked the creation of this very world like we know it. The nefarious cat kind (the Felinarians) forged a plan so evil and twisted to enslave all life that even the thought of it was able to drive the weak minded insane. The peaceful titans (the cows) bore milk to feed Albigana, the wellspring of life. After stealing milk from the cows the Felinarians filtered and destilated it through their twisted machines in a horrid process called “fermentation”. The outcome named “cheese” ought to be the single most powerful drug ever created. Blinded by it’s unholy seductive taste and alluring smell simple life forms fell victim and prey to the increasingly powerful Felinarians. Ages went by and the universe darkened and filled with grief while agony and sorrow marked the fate of countless planets. Read more…

And then, in a flash of pure energy, from the depths and hopes of numberless prayers of the enslaved ones emerged the Mouse. Immaculate white and small in appereance yet fast witted and surrounded by a luminous ray of light the Mouse declared war on the Felinarians and their loathsome cheese. Even through its mere presence and the overexposure to pure awesomeness, cheese lost its wicked effect when touched by the Mouse.
Many years went by and the Mouse fought battle after battle in the name of freedom. Outraged and concerned about how one single fighter can cause so much damage, king Fuzzball Steelhide – leader of the Felinarians – sent his best cat soldiers to hunt the Mouse down. However unable to do so, the elite soldiers returned. Ashamed of their failure the cat soldiers swore to never speak again. And the cats lost their voice. Lead by madness king Fuzzball plotted a sinister plan to rid his world of the Mouse. Exploiting many bright minds of his enslaved people he forced the creation of an extremely poisonous radioactive substance. Armed with radioactive syringes the cat army left once more to strike the lone warrior.
But since fate has a capricous nature and an odd sense of humour, it happened that king Fuzball single handed granted his greatest adversary even more power. Instead of poisoning the Mouse, the radioactive substance temporally turned it into a green cat devouring monster being able to savagely slay the unprepared cat army.
We now tune-in, dear reader, at the tipping point of the disturbing events as the massive battle between the Mouse and the Felinarian Empire unfolds on a simple checkered picnic rug.
May the might of the Mouse empower you to bear the burden of being the only hope of freedom – for the entire universe…

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Slippy Feet titles

Slippy Feet – the new iPhone and iPod Touch game from Studio Liddell

Welcome to the frozen waters of the southern hemisphere, near Antarctica, the setting for this fun, arcade style game; ‘Slippy Feet’.

Your task is to control Slippy as he slides and jumps his way around the icebergs found in 12 challenging levels. Day and night this penguin never stops in his efforts to catch every snowflake that ever falls!

Slip, slide and jump back and forth between icebergs, using the unique accelerometer and touch controls. Judge the gaps, time your leaps and grab the snowflakes before the timer runs out then maybe you can get your name on the high score table.

On the way you’ll earn multiple jumps for the most spectacular leaps! You’ll believe a penguin can fly… okay, maybe not – but he can jump pretty high!

Features:

12 Antarctic themed levels
Tilt accelerometer controls
Touch activated low and high jumps
Colourful 3d graphics
High score table
Multiple jump ‘powerups’
Gentle learning curve

But beware – it’s addictive!

Easy to learn, fun to play… but difficult to master. So tilt your device, it’s time to grab some arcade action with ‘Slippy Feet’.

Find out more and watch You Tube video here:

www.studioliddell.com/slippy_feet

Tilt your phone to roll the ball over all the red tiles to “toggle” them green, but be quick! You only have a short time to finish.

Skirt dangerous chasms, gingerly roll around difficult corners, and bound around works of art!

Features include:

• 60 unlockable levels
• 4 varied and challenging episodes
• Automatic save
• High score table
• Records your best time on each level

Download from iTunes – only $1.99 (£1.19)!
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Checkup

Checkup for the iPhone and iPod Touch gives a quick overview of your device and runs some basic diagnostics testing the CPU, memory, GPS and accelerometer.

The CPU, memory and storage are checked using a variety of speed tests. The CPU is tested using null ops and square roots. Memory tests include memory copy and memory allocate. File write speed and file read speed test Storage.

The accelerometer can measure velocity in three different directions. These directions are X (left/right), Y (up/down) and Z (front/back). The accelerometer diagnostic can measure velocity for your iPhone/Touch. It also determines the orientation at the same time – portrait, landscape left, landscape right, face up/face down and upside down.

The GPS test will display your current latitude, longitude, altitude, speed and course heading. This is a convenient way to see your location for logging purposes or to determine accuracy against a dedicated GPS unit.

Available in iTunes - iPhone Checkup App

Updates from 1.0
- New sound and music
- Manual rotation option
- Mute option
- More intuitive sensitivity adjustment
- New graphics
- Hiding interface

Tetrasling is a modernized and out of this world game of flying blocks. Addictive gameplay utilizes a solid color 3D block architecture, intuitive accelerometer based rotation, and touch screen tracking. Game board color and banking orientation varies depending on the movement of your device. Game sensitivity can be adjusted in the options menu, as well as the addition of  a game board grid to help make it easier for you to see the blocks.

How to play:

The gameplay of Tetrasling is modeled off the popular game Tetris™. Stack the blocks together to complete a full row, at which point you will acquire points (multiplied by the current game level, and speed with which you completed your drop) and the row will dissapear. You can knock out up to four rows at a time. The objective is to keep the game board clear as long as possible.

• To rotate the piece sling the top of your phone to the right or left depending on the direction of rotation.

• To move a piece use your thumb to drag it around from any point on the screen.

You can adjust the rotation sensitivity if you are having difficulty with the accelerometer. If it is not working for you, the accelerometer can be disabled at which point you will rotate the pieces by tapping the upper left or right portion of the screen. Tap three times to toggle the interface.

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