BluBox Games, publishers of various casual iOS titles, have recently announced that the latest game in the hit Fast Finger series, Fast Finger Plus, is now available to download on the App Store. Produced by BluBox, Fast Finger is a fast-paced puzzle game where players can finish over 100 mazes filled with dangers like rotating saws, spinning blades, giant lasers, and guided missiles. So, what’s different about Fast Finger Plus you ask? Unlike the previous iteration, players are given all the fun of the original game, but with none of the limits. That means there’s no ads, live, in-app purchases, or other nuisances.

“We’re incredibly proud of the critical response and fan reception to the original FAST FINGER™ and we wanted to keep giving them what they wanted,” said Philippe Erwin, BluBox Games CEO. “With the overwhelming amount of feedback, we simply couldn’t ignore what our community was saying.”

In Fast Finger Plus, players must race to the finish line and can earn more than 25 unique trails to customize their maze. Players can also compete with friends, share replays, and set records on the in-game leaderboard. Interested? Fast Finger Plus is available to download on the App Store for $1.99 by clicking here.

Promineo Studios and BluBox Games have recently announced that Feed My Alien is now available to download on the App Store in New Zealand, Australia and the Nordics. For those who happen to not be in those countries, don’t worry, the game will see a world wide release sometime here soon as we’re told. Developed by Promineo Studios, Feed My Alien gives players a unique new take on match-3 gameplay. In Feed My Alien, players must create paths by swapping food-themed pieces on a hexagonal board, which also helps to satisfy an alien’s case of munchies.

The game kicks off when a spaceship piloted by Munchee, the alien with a big appetite, crash lands on Earth. Munchee is befriended by Alice, then the two set out on a mission to repair Munchee’s spacecraft. As mentioned earlier, players match the same types of food pieces within a set number of moves to make paths between two fixed hexes on the board to feed Munchee. As gamers progress through Feed My Alien, they can must conquer move and time based levels, boss battles, and plenty more to complete the game. All in all, there are 120 levels to play which are also synced across other platforms and devices.

Interested? If you’re in one of the select countries you can click here to download the game for free, but keep in mind that there are in-app purchases.

Gamious and BluBox Games have recently announced the release of iO – A Physics Platformer — a new type of game about size, speed, and momentum — onto the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Chosen as the winner of the Global Game Jam 2012 and a finalist at the IndieCade Festival 2014, iO is a special platformer game that you may have never seen before. Created at the Dutch Global Game Jam 2012, Amsterdam-based developer Gamious has worked hard to turn the prototype into a quality game to bring to market. iO – A Physics Platformer provides innovative game mechanics where players control their own size, weight and mass through the game to beat it.

iO – A Physics Platformer puts players in control of a single ball, allowing them to grow or shrink it. The ball’s size and mass influences its speed and momentum as players must complete 150 levels. To spice things up a bit, players must overcome obstacles that includes portals, inverted gravity, vehicles and plenty more.

Features:

• Over 150 puzzles to solve and more coming in future updates.
• Intuitive touch controls and unlock new achievements
• Make new friends and compete against old ones on the Global Leaderboards.
• Unique and wide variety of gameplay mechanics including gravity manipulation, portals, vehicles and more.
• Retro-futuristic visuals.

Interested? iO – A Physics Platformer is available on the App Store to download for $2.99 by clicking here.