Grow makes it to the Windows Phone Marketplace, makes a nice first impression

Grow for Windows Phone

Correct on cue, the Windows Phone game Abound has made it to the Windows Phone Market place today. As nosotros mentioned before, Grow is a fish-consume-fish arcade game from Ballsy Pixel. The game is a cross over from the Android Marketplace and is Epic Pixel's showtime venture in the Windows Phone Marketplace. Grow makes a nice beginning impression and is a nice addition to the Marketplace'south gaming library.

Grow is a multi-level, multi-surroundings game that has you playing the role of a fish from life as a guppy in a jar to a big fish in the ocean. Your job is unproblematic, eat everything in sight. As you lot eat your prey, coins will appear that can be nerveless and used in the Grow Store to purchase upgrades.

Grow

You control your fish with either a virtual joystick, a impact and move method or your Windows Phone tilt sensors. The tilt controls work the best while I establish that with the virtual joystick and touch/move method your finger seemed to get in the way.

Abound has two game modes (gamble and survival) forth with two gaming levels (normal and accelerate). The adventure mode has y'all progress through 78 levels beyond 7 different environments immigration your jar/tank/ocean of all the food in sight. All the while avoiding the dangers (fish glowing red who will eat you lot). As y'all progress through the levels, the dangers get...well...more dangerous. Once you unlock a level, you tin go dorsum and replay that level to try to best your original score.

Grow

With survival mode you but endeavour to survive as long as possible eating as much every bit y'all can and dodging the dangers. The longer you last, the more than intense the dangers go.

Afterward spending the afternoon playing GrowI found the Windows Phone game to exist very entertaining. Graphics are overnice and game play is challenging. The bonuses that pop up from time to time and the upgrades yous can purchase with your coins requite you a fighting adventure to work your manner through the diverse levels.Grow makes a prissy showtime impression and will exist a fun game to pass the time with.

Unfortunately Abound doesn't have a trial version. It would be nice if there was a trial version to let you lot play the first 2 levels and maybe that volition change. The full version of Grow will run you $one.99 and y'all tin grab information technology here at the Windows Phone Marketplace.

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