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GUNDEAD DEFENSE – Wild West Zombie Tower Defense

The ONLY MULTIPLAYER Tower Defense Game for the iPhone and iPod touch.

1885. A zombie outbreak is ravaging the Western Frontier. Death is everywhere, but there’s plenty of money to steal if you can get to it alive.

Take charge of a gang of outlaws looking to pull a legendary heist in the middle of zombie country.

A NEW TYPE OF TOWER DEFENSE GAMEPLAY
Not only DEFEND your stronghold, but for the first time ever order your henchmen to ATTACK the zombie base!

PLAN YOUR ATTACK!
- Order henchmen into battle, ranging from speedy scouts to slow burly brawlers.
- Time the waves of your attacks to exploit weaknesses in the zombie defenses.
- Strategically spend funds to boost your men’s Speed, Health, and Resistance for the perfect assault.

DEFEND YOUR STRONGHOLD!
- Command a posse armed with Six Shooters, Shotguns, Molotov Cocktails, and Gatling Guns to make a stand against those brain-thirsty zombies!
- Upgrade your weapons to inflict even more damage with devastating special attacks.

MULTIPLAYER
- Two modes to square off against you friends:
- Head to Head: Play against your friends wirelessly
- Hotseat: Pass and play on a single iPhone or iPod touch

CLASSIC FEATURES [FREE]
- Quickplay Mode throws you right in the middle of the action!
- Campaign Mode takes you along on a bank heist to hell and back!
- Multiplayer immediately available.
- 7 different maps.
- An edgy art style that soaks the Classic Western in the gore of Zombie Horror.
- Original soundtrack written & performed by the band Tomcat Combat.

ZOMBIE IN-GAME EXPANSION [$0.99]
- Play as the Zombies! New powers! New strategies!
- 7 additional maps!
- Lead a zombie hoard of Biters, Screamers, Hurlers, and Swarmers to MORE BRAINS!
- Campaign Mode features a storyline from the Zombie perspective!
- Zombie faction unlocked in Multiplayer.

Check out the Gundead Defense review on TouchArcade

Zombies, and helicopters, and bombs oh my! A line drawing zombie rescue game. Well now that sounds fun! Actually, this looks pretty damn entertaining!

‘Zombie Escape’ Hands-On Preview with Video

Fans of dual stick shooters, dungeon crawlers, and Gauntlet will be right at home rampaging through the halls of Catacombs. Catacombs comes loaded with 24 dungeon levels, with a level pack that has another 24 forest levels available for an additional 99¢.

App Store Link: Catacombs, 99¢

‘Catacombs’ – Dual Stick Dungeon Crawler Released

Stem a zombie attack on your iPhone!
Get ready to soil your plants in this brand-new version of the hit PopCap game! A mob of fun-loving zombies is about to invade your home, and your only defense is an arsenal of 49 zombie-zapping plants. Use peashooters, wall-nuts, cherry bombs and more to slow down, confuse, weaken and mulchify 26 types of zombies before they can reach your front door.
Each zombie has its own special skills, so you’ll need to think fast and plant faster to combat them all. But be careful how you use your limited supply of greens and seeds… as you battle the fun-dead, obstacles like a setting sun, creeping fog and a swimming pool add to the challenging fun. Get ready to soil your plants!
- Conquer all 50 levels of Adventure mode — through day, night and fog, in a swimming pool and on the rooftop
- Battle 26 types of zombies including pole-vaulters, snorkelers and “Zomboni” drivers
- Earn 49 powerful perennials and collect coins to buy upgrades, power-ups and more
- Open the Almanac to see all the plants and zombies, plus amusing “facts” and quotes
- Collect 13 iPhone-exclusive PvZ achievements
- Replay levels in the all-new Quick Play arena
- All the fun of the hit PC/Mac game — adapted for fun-dead fun on your iPhone
- Hilarious graphics, great soundtrack and a bonus music video

Plants vs. Zombies – $2.99

Lots of games on sale this weekend. Besids the price drop for Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars ($6.99), there’s plenty of other sales going on:

• ACE COMBAT Xi Skies of Incursion, $6.99 ? $2.99
• BurgerTime Deluxe, $1.99 ? 99¢
• Dig Dug REMIX, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Galaga REMIX, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Garters & Ghouls, $4.99 ? 99¢
• I Love Katamari, $4.99 ? $2.99
• Inspector Gadget, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Isaac Newton’s Gravity, $3.99 ? $2.99
• Mr. Driller, $1.99 ? 99¢
• Ms. PAC-MAN, $4.99 ? $2.99
• PAC-MAN, $4.99 ? $2.99
• PAC-MAN Championship Edition, $2.99 ? 99¢
• PAC-MAN REMIX, $2.99 ? 99¢
• RIDGE RACER ACCELERATED, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Time Crisis Strike, $4.99 ? 99¢
• Star Trigon, $1.99 ? 99¢
• Airport Mania: First Flight, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Angry Birds, $1.99 ? 99¢
• BATTLE BEARS 1.5, $1.99 ? 99¢
• Catan, $4.99 ? $3.99
• Family Feud, $4.99 ? $2.99
• Flower Garden, $2.99 ? 99¢
• Low Grav Racer 2, $2.99 ? FREE
• MonsterKill, 99¢ ? FREE
• Neocell Fighters, $1.99 ? 99¢
• Underground , $3.99 ? 99¢
• Star Wars The Force Unleashed, $5.99 ? 99¢

MonsterKill by Origin8 is free for today. A fun little castle defense game featuring all the classic monsters such as Mummies, Dracula and the Wolfman. The graphics are very good and it’s a lot harder than you might think.Give it a try, you have nothing to lose!

REVIEWS
AppVee.com
"Overall, it is obvious this game was designed masterfully as the graphics and gameplay are well-done."
appVersity.com
"Awesome death animations…Great game modes for extended replay…Strategy elements…Halloween Theme"
AppChatter.com
"…MonsterKill is a great game that is fun and has great graphics…"
Appmodo.com
"If youre like me, there are two things in this world you cant live without castle defense games and zombies. With MonsterKill you get a fresh new way to defend your castle against zombies, vampires, werewolves and Frankenstein monsters. Sounds perfect? It is!"
AppAdvice.com
"If you are into castle defense games, MonsterKill is absolutely worth a look"

THE GAME
They’re cute, they’re cheeky – you just want to squeeze the life out of the little monsters!
Hordes of tiny terrors have broken free of their chains and are running amok!
CLASSIC MINI-MONSTERS!
The Mummy aka The Geezer
Count Dracula aka Vlad
Werewolf aka Scott
Frankenstein aka Frankie
… you’ve a few tricks up your sleeve to deal with these guys:

TOUCHSCREEN GESTURES
Summon a variety of spells as you battle against these classic mini-monsters.
Slice and dice them – cut them in two with the cut spell!
Summon lightning – give them a shocking experience!
Turn up the heat by casting fireballs – watch ‘em burn!
Need to slow them? Sculpt an ice block to stun them!

FEATURES
Simple gesture system to summon spells
Stunning characters, animation, backgrounds & fx
Multiple game modes: Normal, Endless & Onslaught!
OpenFeint for online high scores & achievements!
Awesome music & sound effects by Earcom!
iPod music library access (for OS3.0+ users)
Automatic game saving

VIDEO
http://www.youtube.com/v/f_7yrFbNZdM
or check out http://www.origin8.com/monsterkill

Well this is pretty cool, you can now view applications from the App Store within a browser. When you click a link to an app you will now be taken to the details page rather than to the page to download iTunes. You can now read the full game description, see the screenshots and check out the full price without having iTunes installed. You can’t buy anything, but it does make things a whole lot easier. And you don’t need to make any changes to the link. Any previously created links will direct to the preview page automatically.

Pretty cool!

Check out the link below to see NFL 2010 in your browser.

NFL 2010 by Gameloft

I think Cogs is a very stylish and clever game, but when I paid $0.99 for it, I didn’t think I would be done 20 minutes later. I breezed through the first 10 levels in mere minutes. The levels look great and were fun to play, but it very quickly became, "Is that it?" I don’t like the idea of having to pay yet more money to get more levels. I had my bit of fun and I’ll end it there. If what I downloaded was the demo and the full game was $1.99 or 2.99, I would be onboard. As it stands I feel like I paid for a demo game. I would hope the extra levels are more complicated and engaging, but someone else will have to tell me. I’m not saying the game isn’t worth the extra $0.99 per level, I’m just saying I’m not going to buy it.

Maybe if they make a full bundle and put it on sale they might capture my interest again.

It might be one of the weirdest games out there, but no matter how you feel, Battle Bears is FREE for Today Only!

I thought this game was odd when I first saw it, but it’s garnered quite a following and several updates. I can’t resist, I’m downloading the full version. Keep in mind, this bad boy is 134MB bear killing goodness!

Well, the articles about the iPad are pouring an, and for the most part the iPad is seen as an iDud. Damn that didn’t take long. After months of wetting themselves to see the Belle of the ball, everyone has turned their back and headed home. I was really expecting a lot more excitement over this device, but it seems like it just hasn’t struck the right cord. The fact that it’s a big iPod Touch is actually a problem.

I agree, not having Flash is annoying. Apple and Adobe need to work that out. Of course with the rash of Flash and PDF "issues" of late people might consider themselves lucky it doesn’t work.

Multitasking is also a problem. However, I’m not concerned yet. Jobs still has 60 days before the device hits the streets. There is no reason OS 4.0 won’t address that shortcoming right at ship time. And what better way to generate more PR and publicity than by holding that off until the last second.

Yes, it would be cool if the iPad had a camera. That is just lacking. However, the camera in the iPhone is crap and if they’re going to stick in the same piece of rubbish in the iPad it accomplishes nothing. And how much would it jack up the price to have a quality camera? Yeah it should be there, that was pretty lame.

As for the persistent connection, I make do with my WiFi connection just fine. At least the iPad gives you the best of WiFi and 3G whereas the Touch doesn’t.

Since I have a Touch, I think the iPad is more of the same excellent features, just bigger and with even more features coming -bigger games, more video area. I can see where the iPhone folks think this is a step back. But for a little bit more than the cost of the Kindle you still get a ton more features and I think more features are coming on launch day. It may not be everything that everyone wanted it to be, but I’m thinking there will be big sales.