Kiln

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iOS Version
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October 24, 2012
September 29, 2024
9.0+
4+
68.67MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
English

Developer of Kiln

merlin Harrison

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Version History of Kiln

1.32

September 12, 2021

Fixed pause button being obscured on occasion

1.31

September 10, 2021

Support for tall/thin devices.

1.25

March 12, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. 64bit support.

1.21

April 6, 2015

Continuation of animation improvements.

1.20

February 17, 2015

Smoother animation.

1.18

April 18, 2014

Fixed problem where occasionally could not resume from pause (levels 65-70). Miscellaneous tweaks.

1.16

February 23, 2013

Minor bug fixes: - Save progress icon displayed correctly when game over with camera in non-default orientation. - Removed potential for high score to be recorded multiple times when completing the game with a high score.

1.15

December 21, 2012

Can now save progress at any non auto-saved level by pressing the "Save Progress" button (displayed when Game Over). The Level Select screen displays an indication of when the "Save Progress" button has been used. This indication can be removed by playing from the preceding auto-save point to the next auto-save point in one game. Also: Level 61 made easier. A couple of minor bug fixes.

1.02

November 2, 2012

Level 6 made easier. Added text at start of Level 1 explaining when new start levels are unlocked. Fixed bug where paddle could occasionally move through movement limiters. Fixed bug where puck lost sound not played on Level 10.

1.0

October 24, 2012

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Description of Kiln

An updated take on the classic ball and paddle computer game genre popularised by Breakout and Arkanoid. Touch the screen to launch the ball (or temporary bullet ball), and tilt the playing device to move the paddle. Over 80 levels that progress in difficulty and content, requiring both fast reflexes and forethought to successfully complete. Features the elements you’d expect from this style of game: - Accurate collision detection - Special effect bricks Plus the following innovations: - The game is in 3D - which is used as a gameplay element. The 3D elements are activated and adjusted when they are hit by a ball (first occurs at level 21) - An initial puck trajectory, displayed when launching a ball, enables the player to determine the best position from where to start the new ball - Bullet pucks – a temporary ball that can be fired by touching the screen: an initial launch trajectory is displayed to help the player to decide when to fire. (first occurrence level 41) - Obscuration features – when destroyed, some bricks temporarily obscure the players view of the playing area. Warning - The game features graphical effects that flash the screen. Do not play if you suffer an adverse reaction to such events.

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