Duck Duck Moose’s new Build-A-Truck ($2) allows kids to — you guessed it — build a truck. Children can create a truck, then add paint, decals, wheels, and all sorts of other crazy contraptions to their vehicle. Kids can then race their truck, which is legitimately fun, and the design chosen for the vehicle affects how the truck drives. Collecting stars during the racing game lets kids unlock additional objects to customize the truck.
Cut the Rope 2 ($1) is ZeptoLab’s sequel to the popular Cut the Rope. The new game offers 120 levels, and five new characters, “the Nommies,” each affecting gameplay in their own ways. Other new gameplay tweaks have been added — Om Nom can sometimes even be moved now. He can also be customized with new hats, if you’re into that sort of thing.
Fundamentally, the gameplay and graphics are extremely similar to the original titles, but the new levels are neat.
Chair Entertainment Group’s Infinity Blade III ($6) has been updated to version 1.2, now with the subtitle Infinity Blade III: Ausar Rising. Three new quests have been added, as well as new game modes. Nine new enemies, eight new skills, and 60 new items have also been added.
The newest installment in a classic arcade game franchise, Ridge Racer Slipstream ($3) has hit the App Store today.