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You Jump!

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

AWESOME! Put yourself in the game! Get creative and have a blast!

*** YOU’VE BEEN WARNED: THIS GAME IS HIGHLY ADDICTIVE ***

You Jump is the first game of its kind…. You will not find any other game like it in the app store!

You Jump lets you put yourself and your friends in the game…. You become the main characters!

Playing You Jump is simple…. If you’ve played those “other” jump games, you know exactly what to do. Your mission is to score as high as possible and collect as many coins and gems as you can along the way. The coins will help you unlock amazing new worlds and sounds.

You Jump is GAME CENTER friendly! See how you stack up with players from all around the world.

Share your score via Facebook, Twitter & Email and show your friends who the real game master is!

Download the coolest, true first player game in the app store today and get yourself in the game!

Guess the Character 1.0-Dads and Kids "Guess Who?" Game for Mac and iPad

Wednesday, September 28th, 2011

Barcelona, Spain – JanduSoft today is pleased to announce Guess the Character 1.0 available for the Mac or iPad, their game of logic and observation created especially for fathers to play with their children. Based on the famous “Guess Who?” board game, Guess the Character challenges 1 or 2 players to determine which one of 24 different cartoon character faces is the opponent’s (in the single player game, the computer or mobile device acts as the player’s opponent). This is done by process of elimination, choosing something to ask from a list of yes-or-no questions, such as, “Do you wear eyeglasses?” After each question is answered, characters are eliminated from the board, and the first player to correctly guess the opponent’s character wins.

The gameboard consists of a 6 x 4 grid of tiles, each picturing a cartoon character face. At the start of each game, the player can choose to be any of the 24 characters. Playing by turns, each player has an opportunity to ask 1 of 5 questions from a list presented at the start of their turn. Having chosen their question, the game confirms the player’s selection by re-stating the question in a dialog box with two buttons: Ask or Cancel. Once the player decides to ask the question, the game responds immediately with a red “X” flashing over the face of each character eliminated as a result of the new information contained in the answer. Accompanying sound effects add drama to the gameplay, as players must touch each blinking red “X” to officially eliminate that character.

When the opponent has their turn, the player sees neither the question asked, nor the characters removed. However, a small display in the control panel indicates the number of faces eliminated by cutting small tile icons in half. This information can be of strategic value in determining the opponent’s progress, so as to adjust the amount of risk the player chooses to assume. For example, if the player knows their opponent has only 2 or 3 tiles remaining, the player may opt to take a wild guess at the character’s identity as a calculated risk. Players are free to use the Guess button during any turn, but if their guess is incorrect their turn is over, and only a single face is eliminated.

Guess the Character is an ideal game for fathers to share with their children, as it provides an entertaining and practical context for development of logic skills, traditionally the domain of the male parent. Through practice in separating a group in two, into those that successfully meet the criteria of the logical operation and those that do not, the child’s core intellectual faculties are stimulated. The father has an informal opportunity to pass along his preferred mode of thinking to his offspring, while sharing in the wonder of each game’s mystery and hard-won solution. And dad may be surprised himself someday, when his son or daughter suggests the uncanny resemblance of one of the cartoon characters to Barack Obama, Albert Einstein, Jay Leno, Jackie Chan, Michael Jackson, or other recognizable face.

Feature Highlights:
* Play the electronic, AI version of the board game “Guess Who?”
* Compete against another player or let the iPad or Mac act as the opponent
* Figure out the opponent’s character by asking yes/no questions
* Eliminate characters using the information gained from the answer to the question
* Track and compare performance with the game’s built-in stats function
* Enjoy challenging, logic-based gameplay that is simple enough for young children
* Play against others on the iPad via Game Center connectivity

Language Support:
* US English and Spanish

Device Requirements:
* Compatible with iPad
* Requires iOS 3.2 or later (iOS 4.3 tested)
* 3.4 MB

System Requirements
* Mac OS X 10.6 or later
* 2.4 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Guess the Character 1.0 for Mac is available for only $1.99 (USD) and can be purchased through the Mac App Store in the Games category. Guess the Character 1.3.1 for iPad is free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category. Ad-supported and limited to five plays per day, the free version may be upgraded to the full version for $1.99. Review copies are available upon request.

Guess the Character 1.0
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Based in Barcelona, Spain, Jose Antonio Andujar Clavell is the owner of JanduSoft. He focuses on games for children and family, stimulating the intelligence of the parent’s children. Copyright (C) 2011 JanduSoft All Rights Reserved. Apple, Mac OS X platforms, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.

Big Fat Goalie – iPhone App Review

Sunday, September 4th, 2011

Big Fat Goalie   App ReviewAir hockey on the iPhone just got better with Big Fat Goalie. Gameplay is almost identical to that of traditional pong from way back in day, only it looks and sound about a hundred times better. As expected.

Big Fat Goalie is a quite simple game. In fact there are really two options. One or two player game modes. If you are lacking in the friends department, you can always play against the computer in one player mode. Here you will be able to choose from one of three difficulties to adjust for your skill level. Just pick a red or blue for your team colour, and you’re off. There are three periods, each 5 minutes long. Just like in pong, the longer youplay, the faster, harder and more challenging the game gets. Of course the difficulty level also determines the final score.

If on the other hand you are lucky to have a friend who is willing to sit through yet another game that you would like him to play with you, then you can face each other in the two player challenge. This is almost self explanatory but for further clarification, simply grab your goalie and prevent your friend from scoring the puck.

Unfortunately, you can no longer get the game for free as I mentioned in the video because the promotion from the developers has expired and you’re out of luck. Fortunately, however, the game is very wallet-friendly at $0.99 so feel free to go an grab yourself a copy from the App Store.

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