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Demiforce updates Trism for iPad
By Jesse Hollington
Applications Editor, iLounge (Google+)
Published: Wednesday, July 7, 2010
News Category: iPad, Apps + Games
Demiforce has released an update to its acclaimed Trism puzzle game for the iPhone and iPod touch, adding native iPad support and fixing some iOS 4 related problems. First released in July 2008, Trism was the first Match-3 puzzle game to make use of the iPhone’s accelerometer feature and was a runaway success in its category. Trism 1.5 maintains the same game play and features as the original with five game modes, online scoring and 22 in-game achievements that can be collected. The update fixes stability problems that some users have experienced with iOS 4.0, adds native iPad support and provides code optimizations that should result in improved battery life. Trism 1.5 is available from the App Store for $3 and is a free update for current users.
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It might have been updated, but it sure isn’t iPad compatible. Screen glitches aplenty, it looks like the developer didn’t bother actually testing it on an iPad before releasing it into the wild…
Posted by Daniel S. on July 8, 2010 at 5:27 AM (PDT)
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Yeah, I’m finding that as well - the previous version with its jaggies was at least playable…
Posted by Bibulb on July 10, 2010 at 2:29 PM (PDT)
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Same here - one of my favorite games now is all weird on the Ipad. Is a fix coming soon??
Posted by April on July 13, 2010 at 5:55 PM (PDT)