Lots of cracking apps reviewed at Life of Android this week. We’ve been eviscerating pandas, building race-winning cars, slicing ropes, creating bizarre contraptions and, finally, making some pretty pictures. Whichever way you slice it, we’ve been busy playing around with an awful lot of apps that are almost universally not awful. Here are the top five…
Grand Prix Story – Full review
In the cut and thrust world of motor racing, only the best-funded and most-talented win the day. Lack the necessary reddies and talent alone is unlikely to carry you through, but throw big wads of cash at the problem and without the right talent you won’t succeed either. In Grand Prix Story you must strike the right balance between spendy and handy behind the wheel…
Cut The Rope – Full review
Om Nom is a cute fella but he has a slight obsession with sweets. Having arrived in a box, you’ll need to keep Om Nom happy by solving a number of box-based, physics problems within the game. These range from simply slicing a couple of ropes to release the suspended candy into Om Nom’s open mouth, to complex systems of levers, pulleys, spikes and sweetie-stealing spiders intent on ruining Om Nom’s day.
PicSay Pro Photo Editor – Full review
As handy as you might be with an Android camera, there’s always a neat touch here or a tweak there that’ll improve your photography. Which is where a photo editor comes in handy. And, since PicSay Pro is just one such photo editor, we’ll just bang on about its numerous built-in effects and tweaks.
Apparatus – Full review
Android games by their very nature tend to be fairly linear, small-scale affairs, good for a quick play on the train or when you’ve got five minutes to spare but not the sort of involving experience a console or PC offers. But there are exceptions. Apparatus for example…
Nano Panda – Full review
In some sort of hideous and macabre animal experiment, pandas – yes, sweet, innocent pandas – have been shrunk to minuscule size in order to fight off evil atoms that have infiltrated a science lab. Presumably the same science lab that conducts the animal experiments in the first place, so quite why we care that it’s overrun with evil atoms is anyone’s guess. In any case…
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