BY Sue Megrund on Wed August 31st, 2011 Jump Pack maze Maze Games

Just released by Secret Headquarters, Inc is Maze+, one of the first 3D multiplayer maze games for the iPhone and iPad. Race through several different mazes and earn gems so you can move up and win special items.

This universal app will have you racing your original character, Kolo Jones against other people all around the world. As you win, place your gems in the “coinizer” and earn coins to unlock more characters, levels and items. There are lots of different characters you can earn and new items to win are added every month.

BY Tyler Tschida on Wed August 31st, 2011 apps gone free battle bears blast destructopus

Blast Huggables as Oliver the Battle Bear, destroy entire cities as Destructopus, and solve puzzles by flipping tiles with today’s AGF list.

All app prices are subject to change at any time and without notice regardless of stated free duration. Price changes are solely under the control of the developers.

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BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed August 31st, 2011 google photovine slide superpoke! pets

Last week’s announcement that Google was killing off Slide, the apps development company it purchased last year, has disappointed one group of individuals on top of all others. Fans of SuperPoke! Pets, many who suffer from disabilities, are lashing out against the tech giant, according to The Washington Post.

First launched in April 2008, SuperPoke! Pets lets users take care of virtual pets. Apparently, the game is quite popular with those that cannot take care of actual pets, such as those that are homebound and disabled.

BY Joe White on Wed August 31st, 2011 flick golf Flick Golf Extreme! Flick Soccer! Flick Soccer HD!

Great news, Flick Soccer! fans: An iPad version of the popular iPhone app is scheduled to launch in the App Store tomorrow.

The Flick Soccer! iPhone app is already available to download in the App Store (a few hours after it was released, the application became the number one paid app in the UK App Store). Now, the app’s developer is ready to release an HD, native iPad version of the application, which should be available to download in the App Store tomorrow.

BY Karen Freeman on Wed August 31st, 2011 espn fantasy football football league

It’s that time of year again. Will you reign supreme? If you’ve got a fantasy draft coming up then you’ll need some of these great Fantasy Football apps to manage your draft and your team all season long!

BY Joe White on Wed August 31st, 2011

Halfbrick Studios – the developer who brought us the hugely popular Fruit Ninja – has created a brand new application called “Jetpack Joyride,” which is scheduled to hit the App Store tomorrow. Ahead of the app’s release, we’ve got a trailer of the game which we’ve embedded below, for our readers to take a look at.

In the game, users guide a jetpack-equipped Barry Steakfries through level after level, dodging lasers, rockets and electric bolts. It looks like a fun, addictive application. As outlined in a press release that hit the Web recently:

BY Joe White on Wed August 31st, 2011 football Sainsbury’s shopping Sky Go soccer

Remember how UK Apple fans can watch football matches (among other shows) on an iOS device with the Sky Go application? Now, a leading supermarket in the United Kingdom is testing iPad-equipped shopping carts. The tablets are loaded with Sky’s application, and the move is designed to allow avid sports fans to both shop and watch the “big game” at the same time.

BY Mike Lata on Tue August 30th, 2011 action puzzler puzzle Spacelings

Spacelings is an interesting, sci-fi themed, action-based puzzle game available on the App Store. It is available for all iDevices as a universal app. The game has just been updated to version 1.2 with brand new levels and other new content added as well.

Spacelings is an action puzzle game, with strategic gameplay elements, that has you trying to free creatures in outer space. You free these spacelings by sucking them up with a tractor beam from a robotic pod.

Kahmate ($ 3.99) by Id&aL is a port of the excellent rugby-themed board game of the same name to the iPhone.

The app retains all the cardboard pounding fun of the original, making it even easier to setup, play, and enjoy Kahmate in a digital form.

As a board game, Kahmate translates the rules of rugby into a tile-based format that’s easy to understand and engaging to play. Users move pieces about an arena-shaped game board, capitalizing on each unit’s special strengths and weaknesses to score tries. For the uninitiated, that’s a goal in rugby.