Springer vs Cat Game (Classic)

Boing! BOING! Boing! How high can you go? Can you make it to the clouds? The Moon? Pluto? Bounce Springer as high as you can for a dangerous but exciting adventure. Jump high in the sky and travel through space. Drag your finger across the screen to move Springer to a safe platform. Tap upon landing on a platform for a super bounce! Grab onto rockets to blast off and launch through the stratosphere and beyond. But… keep an eye out for the evil Dr. Hacksaw! Springer is made of light-weight nuts, bolts, and springs that'll explode on impact. Can you make it higher than your friends? Bounce right past their highest altitude in-game while posting yours to the global leaderboard. Spring to the stars and beyond! Features: - Fun and challenging addictive platformer - Infinite vertical scrolling adventure - Highly responsive yet simple touch controls - Tour the solar system from Earth to the Moon and beyond - Game Center integration for seeing friend's scores in-game

It seems like everyone and their cat now owns an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. But what does the cat do with it? Cat Game is the classic video game for cats, based upon the "catch the laser dot" game that cats have enjoyed for ages. Present the game to the cat. Not all cats want to play, so respect the cat. Take care so that neither cat nor device are injured during play. Features: - The classic video game for cats since 2009. - Humans can play, too! Try to score over 21! Tips for human players: - "I tapped it but it didn't give me the point!" It moved out of the way at the last instant! Look carefully to observe the effect. Like swatting flies, your reflexes are usually not fast enough to go directly at it. Anticipate where it's going to stop and tap there! - Cat Game is NOT multi-touch! Only one finger can tap the screen at any time. More than one finger on the screen at a time means that NO TAPS will register. Holding your finger to the screen doesn't count -- only taps count. You can drum with multiple fingers as long as only one finger is touching the screen at any time. - Don't tap many times in one place, hoping to easily catch the dot when it comes to your area. Every time you tap, you're telling Cat Game where your finger is! - Be the cat. Let go of consciously controlling your finger. Get into the zone where hand-eye coordination is driven by instinctive reactions. - Let your cat watch you play. He or she could use a good laugh... "It's not as easy as it looks, eh?" - Enjoy!