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Daily iPhone App: Spy Mouse

Firemint Games' latest title is finally out for iOS, and the early reviews are great. I played a prototype of this game over a year ago, and it's been through a few big revisions since then. But the same gameplay I saw in the very beginning is still there and as polished as it's going to get. Spy Mouse turned out to be a great game.

The basic idea is you control a mouse chasing after cheese by line-drawing around a level. But there's lots of fun gameplay devices to play with, including pouncing cats, gadgets, powerups, and lots of other tweaks and tricks. Perhaps most importantly, the gameplay is like butter -- the graphics are bright and colorful, the spy music soundtrack is as delicious as the cheese you're chasing, and every bit of the gameplay is well-thought out and intuitive.

Spy Mouse is a great title, and definitely a bargain. It's a little disappointing to see that there's no Game Center integration at launch (achievements would be terrific). Each level has three different goals to go after, and there are six whole worlds to play through, so there's lots of gameplay anyway. Spy Mouse has more than enough to justify the US$0.99 launch price. Definitely pick this one up.



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PeppaBear

No iPad version? I'm setting out glue traps for these EA Rats...

August 27 2011 at 7:10 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
OldAppleGuy

iPhone only? no iPad version? Seems silly. OK, I did buy it, sure, and it's nice and all, but scaled up on the iPad diminishes the game a bit to this old designer's eyes.

August 25 2011 at 10:11 AM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
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AppFreak

I agree with your comment, I'm disappointed that a title in development for over a year isn't ready for the iPad at launch. The same happened with RR2 when it came out, but I was expecting that EA's input in Firemint would be... well, about things like this

August 25 2011 at 3:28 PM Report abuse +1 rate up rate down Reply
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