So there's this new game by Fluid Pixel Studios, and it's being billed as a cross between Lemmings, Enigmo and Pitfall and it's for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It features movement-based controls and appears to be five-times better than most Wii games.
I never thought the day would come when I would be more excited reporting on a game made for a cell-phone and an mp3 player over an actual console. But that's because Kamicrazy is a very snazzy sounding game.
Players will guide Kami soldiers through levels filled with traps, peril and danger through more than 40 levels. According to the press release, the soldiers can attain safety via “flicking, pushing, nudging and swinging the soldiers to safety, which the player can accomplish by maneuvring various objects such as springs, ropes, fans and other objects left in the jungle by the natives."
Kamicrazy is available on iTunes for $3.99. A free eight-level demo is also available for download. More info on the game can be obtained by visiting the Official Kamicrazy Website. Be sure to stay tuned in Blend Games for more news and info on the latest gaming titles.
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So there's this new game by Fluid Pixel Studios, and it's being billed as a cross between Lemmings, Enigmo and Pitfall and it's for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It features movement-based controls and appears to be five-times better than most Wii games.
