VGRevolution writes: Have you ever wondered what the life of a human cannonball was like? Well, I’m sure you’d expect it to be full of bumps, bruises, and high-flying action. Well, that’s what the life of Igor is all about in Ongoz Games’ Circus Pain, a fun trajectory-based puzzle game for iOS systems with a great presentation and solid physics.
This week, Avault's Matthew Booth brings you touch-based gaming delights from a cornucopia of genres. The games’ prices range from micro-transaction based, value-priced, to just plain free. When you play as many iPhone games as he does, it’s hard to be excited about new ones. While browsing the iTunes app store, he noticed that the game selection is starting to resemble the staggering amount of free Flash games that can be found online. Sometimes you can find a game to which you become addicted, but a lot of the time it’s got the same gameplay with different graphics and quality of development. Let him help you navigate past the staggering amount of sub-par iOS games.
DAS: In “Circus Pain” you control the destiny of Igor, a former explosives expert that figured getting shot out of a giant cannon would be a safer choice of job descriptions. Boy was he wrong.
148apps: Circus Pain is a physics puzzler that has you launching the masochistic Igor from his cannon into the goal net, while trying to cause as much damage to him as possible.
