Bilateral Warp

I’m currently in the middle of playing through Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. It’s been years since playing the first two games and I might have to dip back into those after finishing the latest game. I thought I’d drop in with some quick criticisms and compliments for the game.

Brought to you by Bulkypix and Pastagames, Pix’n Love Rush operates on a very simple premise. Run and jump through to reach the end of the level, collect tokens and avoid the bad guys.

There’s a very basic premise in this game. You are playing Pix the Cat and he wants cake. Your high score helps him buy cake. Awesome.

Critter Crunch was ported to iOS devices in 2008 by Capybara games. You play as Biggs, a hungry creature of undetermined species, as he attempts to solve puzzles by strategically eating and spitting out insects to overfeed other critters. Overfeeding causes the insects to explode, clearing part of the stage. Depending on what type of stage you might be playing, your goals might be simply solving the puzzle, or doing so with time constraints or while the stage continues to fill with insects.

I’ve been catching up on my backlog of video games and recently got around to Crimson Gems Saga. It could have been an awesome game, but there are too many frustrating aspect of the game to allow it to rise above being adequate.

The graphics are gorgeous. The avatar art is great, as are the in-game characters. If you’re a fan of overly animated boobies, they’ve got a character gifted in that area. The animation of the special moves and magic spells clearly had thought put into them.