Thinking about Ironworm (already have Swingworm) and Heroes of Kalevala (love match-3 and have all the Sparkles and Azkends). I'm sure I'll end up grabbing both but for some reason will spend a day and a half going back and forth about it. Love everything 10Tons.
I'll just recommend sparkle and joining hands either the original or sequel version, those two games are my favorite from 10tons.
Went ahead and snagged Ironworm. Also downloading the free version of Sparkle. If I like it, I'll buy the full version. Going to pass on #2 though just because of the download size is nearly 200mb where as the first one is pretty tiny. I like my puzzle games on the smaller file side.
Just as I suspected, I eventually grabbed both Heroes of Kalevala and Ironworm. Ironworm is a nice change of pace from Swingworm. Both are fantastic but one is a time-based puzzler and the other is a slower-paced action platformer. And HoK is just all around match-3 awesomeness.
Guys, don't overlook Joining Hands 1 or 2. An awesome puzzle game that will wrack your brain at times. Highly recommended on both.
Theoretically yes. It's one of our early, tiny iPhone titles, and as such it's not on the top of our priority list. But, now that the physical game controllers are probably finally close to hitting the streets, we might add support for them if we decide to update it.
You are passing up the better of the two imho! I found Sparkle 2 to be better balanced and way more polished than the original. The journey was just about identical, though a bit shorter in the second, but the balance of the marble waves was better as was the ramping up of special powers and levels. I've played Sparkle, Sparkle HD and Sparkle 2, and I definitely prefer Sparkle 2 on an iPad because of the larger marbles, better graphics, and better game play. On a smaller phone screen the difference in graphics might not matter as much.
I'm not a fan of time management games either, but my husband is, so I picked up the first one and he loved it so much I picked up the second too. I gave 'em a whirl for myself and am now hooked. They are very well done for that genre! The TM bits don't overstay it welcome. The levels are just the right length, and the mini-games inbetween "worlds" is a nice touch. There are free lite versions of both Miriel games available too, if anyone wants to try them out risk-free.
Darn it D, I was all done spending and then you have to sell it like that. I have the original Sparkle and Azkend but never picked up the sequels. 10Ton owes you a commission check.
My husband loves Tennis in the Face so much that he's always borrowing my iPad to play, so thanks to this sale he went looking for it for his Android device. He purchased the Amazon version, but was a week bit disappointed that his favorite feature -- the ability to take pictures of your fabulous moves -- wasn't an option there. 10Tons, is there any particular reason this was left out for Android? Any chance of it getting added in? Either way, super fun, highly recommended game on any platform!
