Flickoids (Light Version) vs Disasteroids

Flickoids is a fast-paced, action-packed one or two player challenge - now for iPad and iPhone too! This light version of the game includes five levels - and if you like the game you can upgrade to the full version with an easy in-app purchase! Test your coordination and speed against your opponent or against the clock by flicking balls at colored bricks - with many challenging, animated game levels, lots of bonus bricks and powerups! Take care when aiming - some bricks also reduce your score or your time credit. Playing the game alone is a blast, but challenging a friend is way more exciting! ______________________________________ - 40 exciting, animated levels (in the full version) - Lots of powerups and bonus bricks - Pause the game and continue later - For dual player game, choose how many levels you want to play - For single player game, time powerups extend your time credit - High score board for single player game - Optimized to use the full resolution of the Retina Display on iPhone 4 On the iPhone, Flickoids is great for single player games, and an action packed challenge for dual player games. On the iPad, Flickoids uses the size of the screen and touch area provide a unique and fantastically new gaming experience, where speed and coordination are key. - Flickoids 1.0 for iPad was included in the Grand Opening of the iPad App Store on April 4, 2010. ______________________________________ Follow us on twitter and be up to date on latest developments: http://twitter.com/bumbayaya

You don't shoot the asteroids. You touch them. Tilt your device and your little ship drifts — really drifts, with the weight and momentum of the arcade original. Then you reach into the swarm with a finger and rocks burst under your touch. It is a strange and lovely feeling, and it gets its hooks in fast. Lean away from a rock closing on your left. Pop it. Pop the two pieces it becomes. Keep the chain alive and your multiplier climbs; miss and it's gone. Somewhere out in the dark a saucer notices you and starts making its way over. Push far enough and the sky fills up: splinters everywhere, a saucer's shots crossing the field, your ship sliding through a gap you're not sure was there. That's the good part. Game Center leaderboards and a pile of achievements, including one you're not going to find by accident. Built for iPhone and iPad, edge to edge, with the moody hum of deep space behind it.