Time Geeks & Friends Premium The hit of "Seek & Find" returns with a spectacular multiplayer game that tests your visual keenness looki… TouchArcade Rating: $2.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsThe hit of "Seek & Find" returns with a spectacular multiplayer game that tests your visual keenness looking for fun and wacky characters inside incredible and colorful scenarios filled with humor. EASY TO PLAY No complicated register forms or endless tutorials: Step into the shoes of Time Geeks playing with friends or against any random opponent and be the first one to find all the hidden objects. Instant fun! INCREDIBLE GRAPHICS FULL OF HUMOR IN EVERY PIXEL The incredible new pixelart scenarios and over 300 wacky challenges are full of humor in every corner to get a smile out of you. UNIVERSAL AND RETINAA universal game: Including graphics for iPhone and iPad retina. Never before have you seen pixels with such definition. MAKE YOUR FRIENDS JOIN THE FUN Play against friends or random opponents via internet. Have fun with the power-ups trying to get ahead of your competitors and compare your progress with the records and challenges included in Game Center. SPECIAL KIDS MODEHave fun playing with the little ones playing in the kids mode: No time limits or complications.DELIGHTFUL RETRO SOUNDS The original soundtrack with new songs will delight retro style lovers with polished sounds. BASED ON THE HIT "TIME GEEKS: FIND ALL!" Time Geeks & Friends is based on the hit 'Time Geeks: Find All!' who managed to captivate millions of players and received excellent reviews from critics ✓ APPLE: Featured as "New and Noteworthy”, “What’s hot” and “Staff favorites” in several countries. ✓ SLIDE TO PLAY: "Puts a refreshing twist on hidden object games while tapping into every gamer's inner geek." — Rating: Must have! 4/4. ✓ TUAW: Time Geeks is a lot of fun, and it's definitely a full-featured title that's worth a look no matter what kind of games you like. ✓ TOUCHARCADE: If you've ever enjoyed a Where's Waldo book (or the game), or really any other hidden object game on the App Store, Time Geeks: Find All! is a game you need on your device. ✓ APPADVICE: The best seek and find game yet in the App Store because of the personality packed in. There is so much humor and detail in every scene on top of so much enjoyment of scouring the amazing images — Rating:4/5 Information Seller: Genre:Adventure, Family Release:Aug 30, 2012 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Coldar Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2008 2,457 5 38 Upstate NY/USA #2 Coldar, Aug 30, 2012 Last edited: Aug 30, 2012 Bought this only today at $3 when first released (USA). Now you've changed the price within hours to .99? Why do I feel like I've been slapped in the face and somewhat violated by the principle behind this maneuver. If anything it should go UP in price from Apple's nomination (if you were a savy businessman). It's no wonder the usual practice nowadays is to wait a few days or weeks to buy when the price drops, you've shown it's now only hours. Once again this has proven why this is so. Somehow I was a little too trusting this time around. Shame, shame! Underwater Well-Known Member Jul 27, 2012 311 0 16 Atlantis #3 Underwater, Aug 30, 2012 Well, that was REALLY fast... JCman7 Well-Known Member Jul 6, 2009 2,548 3 36 Mechanical Engineering NY #4 JCman7, Aug 30, 2012 I'm a big supporter of ivanovich games and all but the fast price drop is definitely a blow to loyal fans who purchased as soon as it got released. Mind you I have not purchased it yet but if I did I would have been disappointed. I understand why they did since being featured but still not a wise choice to make fans upset. ColeDaddy Silver Supporter<br>Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze Mar 20, 2010 4,234 131 63 Male Sojourner Washington D.C. #5 ColeDaddy, Aug 30, 2012 Wonder why this game dropped in price so quickly. I bought the first Time Geeks game when it came out. Is this game IAP-laden? violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #6 violentv, Aug 30, 2012 Saw a new Time Geeks multiplayer game going for $0.99 and bought it immediately. Coldar Well-Known Member Dec 26, 2008 2,457 5 38 Upstate NY/USA #7 Coldar, Aug 30, 2012 I'm happy you didn't get it earlier in the day when it was first released at $2.99. MrGreed Well-Known Member Feb 2, 2012 189 0 0 #8 MrGreed, Aug 30, 2012 Its a ####ingg joke honestly You try to support the developers and get shafted! violentv Well-Known Member Nov 4, 2010 912 0 16 #9 violentv, Aug 30, 2012 Last edited: Aug 31, 2012 I saw the price when it came out. I wouldn't have gotten it then since I have no intention of playing it at the moment=/ I seldom buy games unless I have time/motivation to play them straight away/in the near future. It is not an issue of $$(waiting for a price drop) really..games just tend to permanently disappear into of my sea of ever increasing number of unfinished games unless I play them right away. I can't resist taking advantage of sales though! eh..seems like a rather unfortunate thing for the early buyers that the price dropped so soon. I do think that the majority of their customers don't care though(the ignorant masses)..there are enough of them to buffer sales and provide 'support'. TA members are all well informed..like you said.. lots of people wait for the inevitable price drop so opting to be an early buyer generally means that he/she really wants to support the developer or just want to play the game that badly. I am genuinely curious here: I think it makes sense for buyers like Coldar to feel annoyed but If you buy a game knowing that the price is going to drop in the future because you want to support the dev etc...does it matter if the price drop happens almost immediately or a couple of weeks after launch? slewis7 Well-Known Member Apr 6, 2011 3,768 41 48 Male Retired! Houston, TX #10 slewis7, Aug 30, 2012 The guy is one iof the good developers. He is active on the forums here and makes good games. Most of his games seem to go on sale or free if you wait long enough. If the guy decides to put his game on sale quickly to take advantage of an Apple feature, it is unfortunate for the early buyers, but no reason to condemn him. It does not diminish the worth of the game to those early buyers and the dev is entitled to try to monetize his efforts. IMHO. As for myself, I tried the lite version and decided it was not my cup of tea. pluto6 Well-Known Member Jun 21, 2009 5,837 3 38 Military #11 pluto6, Aug 31, 2012 Does this have a good single player mode, or is mostly designed for 2 or more players? ramon31 Well-Known Member Sep 4, 2011 843 0 16 Hortacultrist Australia #12 ramon31, Aug 31, 2012 I think some people need to take a deep breath, it's only a $2 difference in price... $2 is not much! mrbiggles Well-Known Member Jul 3, 2012 3,691 0 0 Like retired USA #13 mrbiggles, Mar 4, 2014 Last edited: Mar 4, 2014 sale $1 again ✓ TOUCHARCADE: If you've ever enjoyed a Where's Waldo book (or the game), or really any other hidden object game on the App Store, Time Geeks: Find All! is a game you need on your device. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel zdn1042 Well-Known Member May 10, 2013 642 0 0 #14 zdn1042, Mar 4, 2014 So that's how it's played. Thanks! I might get this one. 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Bought this only today at $3 when first released (USA). Now you've changed the price within hours to .99? Why do I feel like I've been slapped in the face and somewhat violated by the principle behind this maneuver. If anything it should go UP in price from Apple's nomination (if you were a savy businessman). It's no wonder the usual practice nowadays is to wait a few days or weeks to buy when the price drops, you've shown it's now only hours. Once again this has proven why this is so. Somehow I was a little too trusting this time around. Shame, shame!
I'm a big supporter of ivanovich games and all but the fast price drop is definitely a blow to loyal fans who purchased as soon as it got released. Mind you I have not purchased it yet but if I did I would have been disappointed. I understand why they did since being featured but still not a wise choice to make fans upset.
Wonder why this game dropped in price so quickly. I bought the first Time Geeks game when it came out. Is this game IAP-laden?
I saw the price when it came out. I wouldn't have gotten it then since I have no intention of playing it at the moment=/ I seldom buy games unless I have time/motivation to play them straight away/in the near future. It is not an issue of $$(waiting for a price drop) really..games just tend to permanently disappear into of my sea of ever increasing number of unfinished games unless I play them right away. I can't resist taking advantage of sales though! eh..seems like a rather unfortunate thing for the early buyers that the price dropped so soon. I do think that the majority of their customers don't care though(the ignorant masses)..there are enough of them to buffer sales and provide 'support'. TA members are all well informed..like you said.. lots of people wait for the inevitable price drop so opting to be an early buyer generally means that he/she really wants to support the developer or just want to play the game that badly. I am genuinely curious here: I think it makes sense for buyers like Coldar to feel annoyed but If you buy a game knowing that the price is going to drop in the future because you want to support the dev etc...does it matter if the price drop happens almost immediately or a couple of weeks after launch?
The guy is one iof the good developers. He is active on the forums here and makes good games. Most of his games seem to go on sale or free if you wait long enough. If the guy decides to put his game on sale quickly to take advantage of an Apple feature, it is unfortunate for the early buyers, but no reason to condemn him. It does not diminish the worth of the game to those early buyers and the dev is entitled to try to monetize his efforts. IMHO. As for myself, I tried the lite version and decided it was not my cup of tea.
I think some people need to take a deep breath, it's only a $2 difference in price... $2 is not much!
sale $1 again ✓ TOUCHARCADE: If you've ever enjoyed a Where's Waldo book (or the game), or really any other hidden object game on the App Store, Time Geeks: Find All! is a game you need on your device. Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel
