Completely addictive
Beautifully designed with so many levels and options, this is so far one of my favourite games for the iPad.
Beautiful
This app was nice on the ipod. But is amazing on the iPad.the levels are entertaining and fun.
Addicting!
When I was trying out the iPad in the Apple Store I saw this game on the iPad and was addicted! As soon I bought the iPad this was the first app I bought and was so worth so much more! I played this app for 5 hours straight while driving in the car. There are so many fun levels and you can even play the iPhone levels! Multiplayer is very fun also! I think the iPad version is better then the iPhone version. Worth the money!
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Mr
This game is brilliant on the iPad. It feels much better than the iPhone version.
it's good but
I don't like this part
It is that you can publish 1 created level per 12 hours!
So that's it.
It is that you can publish 1 created level per 12 hours!
So that's it.
Some drawing artifacts
I see some vertical lines in some device orientations, the publisher may want to check the adjacent geometry/textures
for metal.
Still, i can't give this rendition of pinball less than 5 stars, but, then, this is my employer's money spent on the game.
for metal.
Still, i can't give this rendition of pinball less than 5 stars, but, then, this is my employer's money spent on the game.
Great use of the Ipad paradigm
I was looking for a game for showing kids what the iPad is, and i think this will be a big hit. I don't even play games and i just spent half an hour on it. The "board" is the iPad, and you move the metal ball by tilting the board (simulated gravity). Very very slick app - I'm a programmer myself and am very impressed with the polish of this app.
Only complaint, and it's pretty trivial: when you tilt the iPad the board and objects on it "tilt" to try and give you a more realistic perspective illusion, but it's slightly off, so I notice it much more than I should.
I highly recommend this as an example of what's possible in creative game play on the new generation of computers. For the professionalism of this app the price is completely reasonable.
Only complaint, and it's pretty trivial: when you tilt the iPad the board and objects on it "tilt" to try and give you a more realistic perspective illusion, but it's slightly off, so I notice it much more than I should.
I highly recommend this as an example of what's possible in creative game play on the new generation of computers. For the professionalism of this app the price is completely reasonable.
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Awesome, but...
... I have a iPhone, i created some Levels on it. But i Would like to Finish them and try them on iPad. It Would Be nice wehen i could log me in on my iPad.
So i have 1 Account on different Apple products.
And so i can take my "litte" Account to the bought Version.
So i have 1 Account on different Apple products.
And so i can take my "litte" Account to the bought Version.
Bugs
Since the may 12 update, there is a ghost ball on some levels, and the ball gets stuck on some levels, making it very frustrating to play, fix these and we are back to a great game
EXCELLENT GAME!
There is a reason that this demoed on the iPad release. Perfect game for the iPad. One that anyone can play at any age. Good graphics, no lag - fun play. Extended play through downloadable content and user levels. You can even make your own levels. Only two issues that I think need to be addressed - but I believe they will given their past update history, and why its still 5 out of 5 and not 4 stars.
Devs –
1) Wish there was a "net" multiplayer option. 3g ipads or people on wifi should be able to play on the net. :-)
2) Please tweak the controls. When remapped so that I'm holding the pad in a 45ish incline towards myself for play comfort (don't like cranking my neck straight down,) I lose accuracy in the “down” since there is less “accelerometer” to measure for relative position of the ipad compared to the opposite direction. You can easily fix this by throwing in an algorithm that interpolates relativistic measurement positions compared to the other direction and extract a ramping that will compensate for the fewer recording positions. Making the shorter throw a tad more sensitive, but still giving the full range of the other direction as well. We do this in aircraft simulation all the time.
The reason I recommend this is that on some levels, I have to remap the controls to have the pad “flat” as there is a cannon or some obstacle that requires the full throw for extra ball velocity to make it to the goal.
Devs –
1) Wish there was a "net" multiplayer option. 3g ipads or people on wifi should be able to play on the net. :-)
2) Please tweak the controls. When remapped so that I'm holding the pad in a 45ish incline towards myself for play comfort (don't like cranking my neck straight down,) I lose accuracy in the “down” since there is less “accelerometer” to measure for relative position of the ipad compared to the opposite direction. You can easily fix this by throwing in an algorithm that interpolates relativistic measurement positions compared to the other direction and extract a ramping that will compensate for the fewer recording positions. Making the shorter throw a tad more sensitive, but still giving the full range of the other direction as well. We do this in aircraft simulation all the time.
The reason I recommend this is that on some levels, I have to remap the controls to have the pad “flat” as there is a cannon or some obstacle that requires the full throw for extra ball velocity to make it to the goal.
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