Backflip Studios is a true indie success story that we've been following for quite a while now. They've had smash hits on the paid charts with Ragdoll Blaster [$1.99 / Free] and its sequel Ragdoll Blaster 2 [$2.99 / Free] as well as the free charts with both Paper Toss [99¢] and Strike Knight [99¢]. Recently, they've teamed up with fellow indie developers Team Phobic to release Tunnel Shoot [99¢], a fun little tunnel shooter that both is universal and supports the Retina Display of the iPhone 4. NinJump, Backflip's latest fun and free game was released mere moments ago. The game plays a lot like Ninjatown: Trees of Doom [$1.99] in that you're scaling either side of the screens as a ninja like character. Tapping sends your ninja jumping from one side of the screen to the other, swinging his sword around attacking anything in his path. If you attack Read More

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Backflip Studios brings us another great physics time waster game. Is it good or bad? Find out . Ragdoll Blaster ($1.99; Free) If you’re into puzzles and shooting / blasting stuff this is definitely the game for you. The app has over 100 levels, each unique and challenging and different from the past. As you go though the levels they will get progressively harder. Try to shoot as few ragdolls as you can, and solve the physics puzzles. Presentation Ragdoll Blaster has the sketchy hand-drawn feel to it aka doodles. You know how big a fan this site is of doodles. The graphics are fluid and for all the time they’ve been on my iPod Touch 2G have been flawless so far. Everything is very well drawn and can be identified easily. As you progress though the levels you will come across new challenges all very well positioned and drawn. You Read More