MASSIVE Gears Preview! Over 200 Screenshots!

I’ll admit, once I got my hands on Crescent Moon Games‘ upcoming ball rolling game, Gears, I couldn’t put it down until my iPod Touch had finally died, which lasted for about 2 hours. I’m an addict. The game is simply amazing, fun, super simple, and very beautiful, I can’t think of another game like it for the iOS to sum it all up in a sentence. However that’s not exactly what I am here for as of now, but for a massive preview of Gears! So, what do you say? Let’s get started!!
When you first launch Gears, you’re greeted with a nice, yet simple screen that gives you access to everything you need. As you can tell from the screenshot above, you can choose to play Gears, choose what world or level you’d like to play, change the options, or tap on “Help” if you need any help. If you’re not a fan of a touch-based control system and would like an added challenge, you can stitch to a tilt-based control system under the options if you would like too. As an added bonus to the tilt-based control system, you earn extra points for the added difficulty which is pretty nifty if you want to boost your highscores. Gears also comes with 4 different difficulty modes ranging from Easy, Normal, Hard, and “Brutal!” to give you the best gameplay experience.

Along with the stunning graphics, Gears comes with 27 levels spread across 3 very unique worlds that each pose a new challenge and a stunning view. There are various barriers in the game that you must conquer so you may finish the level such as going down a flight of stairs, hopping to and from gears, rolling on thin bridges, and more. With all of those factors combined, Gears poses a fun, simple, yet challenging gameplay that will keep you going for hours.

Along with that, Gears also boasts online leaderboards and achievements thanks to GameCenter integration which is pretty sweet. At the time of the writing, GameCenter showed no achievements because Gears has not “officially” been released, I think. So, when Gears is officially released on the 28th (next week), it’s safe to say that you will be able to earn achievements to boost your GameCenter ego.
Like I’ve said before, the graphics are absolutely stunning, even if it’s on an older device that doesn’t have the Retina Display. Gears comes with Retina Display support for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G and will be compatible with the iPad 1 and iPad 2 as well, I believe. With the vast number of challenges, difficulty levels, and more, it’s safe to say that Gears will keep you playing for hours upon hours. Crescent Moon Games has told me that Gears will launch on April 28th which is next week, and at only a mere special launch price of $0.99. After the special launch price, Gears will go up to $2.99, so pick it up fast!
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I could say a lot more about Gears and go on for hours, however, I’ll let the 200+ screenshots do the work for me…And as they say, a picture is worth a 1,000 words, well, I think these pictures are worth 2,000 a piece…


















































































































































































































Getting sick and tired of your iPhone 4′s current case and want to spice it up or just got a brand new iPhone 4 and want to get a really nice case for it? Well, look no further, because Auzentech has sent me their i.Fuzen HP-1 Dual Audio, Backup Power, and Hard Shell Case for iPhone 4 (we’ll just go with i.Fuzen HP-1) for an exclusive hands on and preview — and let me tell you, this case pretty sweet. So, continue on below for our exclusive hands-on, preview, 

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