1) Lamb Chops! (2014):
For my first mobile game, I taught myself Java and ported over my Apple II game Lamb Chops! Life as a sheep farmer is no easy task, especially when your flock goes missing (did you forget to lock up the gate again?) Now you must travel out and bring each sheep safely back home. Sound easy? Then I must have forgot to tell you about the ravenous wolves, the man-eating yeti and the recent alien abductions reported in the area. Armed with your trusty shotgun, it is time to retrieve your lost sheep while protecting yourself at the same time.
You get extra men every 1,000 points. You lose a life by touching any creature (except the sheep) or by losing 3 sheep per level. The game gets progressively harder until level 20. If you make it that far you get a better game over screen when you die. Oh, and don’t shoot the sheep, friendly fire is enabled.
FEATURES:
* Authentic Apple II-style graphics and sound
* Challenging, addictive gameplay
* Achievements and Leaderboards
2) SurfShooter (2014): Time to ride some gnarly waves while blasting away at the deadly ocean life and territorial surfers in this fast-paced, retro style arcade game. The hero of this saga is a business goat who moonlights as a laser-firing surfer, the Surf Shooter!
If you like pixelated graphics, lasers, farm animals, or tubular waves, you’ll want to try this game out. And if you don’t like those things, well, the game is free so try it out anyways!
FEATURES:
* Retro style graphics and sound
* Several power-ups including rapid-fire lasers and temporary invincibility
* Excellent soundtrack courtesy of Matt McFarland