Carrot War Sphinx Entertainment Use your finger as a magic pen and draw powerful lines with yellow ink to fight off the alien invaders and save the rabb… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsUse your finger as a magic pen and draw powerful lines with yellow ink to fight off the alien invaders and save the rabbit's planet! ▶ Game Video: http://youtu.be/mXA_YBmxepA ★★★★★ Enticed by the scenic views and rich resources, the aliens descended and invaded Rabbit planet, looting almost all the naturally growing carrots in the process. With almost no hope in sight, the remaining rabbits sought help or intervention from their deities and their prayers were answered when the rabbits were bestowed with a magic pen filled with yellow ink. Initial surprise and disappointment was quickly overshadowed as the rabbits quickly discovered the hidden power and its destructive capabilities. The pen truly is mightier than the sword! Become the hero of Rabbit planet by aiding the last band of brave rabbits to withstand the invasion and help them use the magic pen to destroy the alien ships and recover their stolen carrots! Their fate rests in the palm of your hand... well, actually just in your finger, but who’s arguing? ★★★★★ MAGIC PEN: Draw lines with your finger to stop enemies moving, rebound bullets, connect stars, and destroy enemies. 52 LEVELS WITHIN 4 THEMED STAGES Stages range from the relatively simple to the devilishly difficult, each one giving you different challenge, with boss battles along your journey. NUMEROUS TYPES OF ENEMY The aliens are on the attack – in groups and formations, each type utilising different skills and abilities, find their weaknesses and destroy them. HD GRAPHICS Immerse yourself in stunning HD "retina display" graphics USING SKILL It's reasonably easy to destroy enemies once you know their weaknesses, but it's still hard to get high scores without making the all-important combos. ONLINE SCORE CHART INTEGRATION Compete with friends on both leaderboards and achievements using OpenFeint and/or Game Center. ★★★★★ If you get any problem of the game,feel free to contact us: email: info[at]sphinxjoy[dot]com Thank you for understanding.And enjoy the game! ★★★★★ ▶ http://facebook.com/sphinxgames ▶ http://twitter.com/sphinxgames ▶ http://youtube.com/sphinxgames Information Seller:Sphinx Entertainment Genre:Action, Puzzle Release:Aug 16, 2011 Updated:Mar 22, 2013 Version:1.4 Size:23.8 MB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (2) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal this game is great!!! It's got to be one of my favorite line drawing games EVER! jeff6026 Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2011 48 0 0 #2 jeff6026, Aug 21, 2011 wow nice game syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #3 syntheticvoid, Aug 22, 2011 Yah, VERY nice game... No idea why it's not getting more attention... Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #4 Habakuk, Aug 22, 2011 ^ Well that's easy to answer, synthie. Quote of a review in United States App Store: Actually, most of the time I spend on reviewing games is to find out if there are hidden IAPs in "FREE" games or not (and what kind of IAPs). When they are nasty and hidden like here, this is BAD BAD BAD! Gives the App Store a really bad reputation. Never recommend games like that no matter how good they are. (Thanks to the poster of the review quoted above—it saved me a bunch of time…) syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #5 syntheticvoid, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 IAPs don't bother me, especially when you don't need to buy them to beat the game... The IAP here is only needed if you find the game too difficult... Which it shouldn't be... My 15 year old is progressing just fine... Dunno why people have such a problem with IAPs that you aren't forced to buy to complete the game... If it makes any difference, I'm halfway through the third world and don't see needing to purchase the IAP to beat the game... And if someone can't make it through the first level, they've got no business playing games... Much less rating games in the AppStore... syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #6 syntheticvoid, Aug 22, 2011 And I just went back after posting, and made it to world 4... Quick movements are needed, and good multitasking skills, but it's not frustratingly difficult by any means... I got it before it went free, and think it's totally worth $3... And a great game to be picked up for free... Oh well... theteamster Well-Known Member Jun 3, 2010 124 0 0 #7 theteamster, Aug 22, 2011 This game is actually very good, the iap is not hidden or trying to scam anybody and I agree with syntheticvoid that we really don't need to buy it to beat the game. I think the developer who made this game really spent a lot of time and efforts. I hope it gets more attention cause i really think it deserves better SphinxGames Well-Known Member Aug 16, 2011 47 0 0 #8 SphinxGames, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 Do you know,developer could never hidden IAP list on AppStore pages,there is no any option in the developer pages to do this! The reason why sometimes you cant see the IAP list on pages, because in appstore, if no one to buy that IAP, that will never display, if someone buy it, at least 1 time, it will display on the pages. bluecomb84 Well-Known Member Dec 16, 2010 233 0 0 Debt Collector Long Island, NY #9 bluecomb84, Aug 22, 2011 Does anyone else have a white screen when playing this? I played through the whole first level and couldn't see a thing except for my marker on the screen. I thought maybe it was some kind of joke level but when I got to the second I had the same problem. Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #10 Habakuk, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 The IAP Puzzle At least here in the Austrian and German iTunes App Stores the IAPs of this game are not mentioned at any place. He or she should spend another effort and explain clearly the IAPs in the App Store description since there is enough space for that and since he or she spent even the effort to implement the IAPs. Even from people who have actually played the game I get different information what the IAPs are for. Some are saying they are necessary to proceed (see my quote above), others not. It can't be the job of customers to find that out. When I want to play a puzzle then I'll BUY a puzzle and will not do such a strange detective job. So dev could put it in the description. Easy like that. Some are doing so already and it's the only way for IAPs to be acceptable. Never heard about that. And if it's true (anyone?) it would be the stupidest thing I ever experienced with App Store. Why should they do things like this? As I said before: The App Store is already getting bad reputation because of such strange things in comparison to other smartphone brands software stores. When this bad behaviour should become "normal" because everybody accepts it freely like you, my next console probably will not be an iPad 3. SphinxGames Well-Known Member Aug 16, 2011 47 0 0 #11 SphinxGames, Aug 22, 2011 im the developer of this game, this is the first iPhone game we made, we dont know have to put the IAP desc in the game description, if this hurt someone, i can say sorry, and i learn it. its true. when my game got that 1 star review,i email and called Apple support team asked them why my app has no IAP list blow icon on appstore pages, i got no answer, just asked me wait for email replying.finally there is no reply so far. funny thing is, one day i found there is a IAP item was displayed, i was really confuse how, finally i found someone bought that one, so i understood what was happend, i have no idea about this. for next game, i will buy them first, to display them. Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #12 Habakuk, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 Really strange things are going on… Even better: Put it clearly in the app description because in those small list text boxes they are always abbreviated and nobody knows what it means. There are three million possibilities, like… Are IAPs necessary to proceed the game? Are they "wait or pay" (like in Let's Golf 3 p.e.)? Can you buy high (online) scores with them? Are they additional content? And if yes, how much content is actually "FREE"? Are they just donations for dev? … … … caanerud Well-Known Member Mar 28, 2011 998 0 0 #13 caanerud, Aug 22, 2011 Why don't you cry more? Every time you click on an IAP-item in a game it warns you that you are about to spend real money. As Synthetic pointed out, IAPs aren't needed to enjoy this game, and even in certain cases if you spend an extra dollar on a game (that you either got for free or spent 99 cents on) maybe it's not such a big deal. Or you can go buy a 3DS game for $40 and spend your gaming money that way. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #14 syntheticvoid, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 Yup, guess I could have said that after you beat world 3 you get an end game screen, the last 2 worlds are extra/higher difficulty. So I've beat the game with no IAPs needed... The IAPs are not hidden, they're right there in the pause menu, if you click them, apple asks if you're sure you want to buy them for a buck... And I'm thinking of buying them just to support the dev because this game rocks! You really wanna complain about IAPs go clog up a Glu thread... This game has tons of content, and right now it's free... 13 levels in each world, 5 worlds, 65 levels... And the only real thing you're complaining about is that it's too hard, all the while my 15 year old daughter is at the end of the 2nd world. It just blows my mind when posters complain about stuff like this. Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #15 Habakuk, Aug 22, 2011 Can you read? I told you that IAPs have to be clear before one buys a game. All other things are bad behaviour. It's not the job of the customers or game reviewers to find out where IAPs are, what they do or what they are for. And your ever forgiving attitude makes the App Store coming down with the time, think about that. Okay in this special case the dev admitted that he made a mistake or that he did not know something. I don't need your hints. I know very well what I do and where. Where did you read that? Hallucination Company? ;-) I didn't even download this game until the dev states clearly in the iTunes App Store description what the IAPs are for. No matter if "FREE" or not and no matter if it's good or not… syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #16 syntheticvoid, Aug 22, 2011 Last edited: Aug 22, 2011 really? gonna blame the dev because you didn't read the iTunes description FULLY - when I got it, days ago, there was this little thing, where it always is... that said what IAPs were in the game... it's ALWAYS there... there's also a spot in the appstore on your iPod where you can click on it, and see what IAPs are in the game, and it was there as well. Not hidden anywhere, not out of sight... you just didn't look. How is that the devs fault? Hardly any games that have IAPs bring them up in the game description. They don't bring it up, because people know to look right under the icon in iTunes, and in the Top In App Purchases area on their iPod... The dev didn't do anything wrong... you took the review of someone who didn't get what they expected, couldn't beat the first level, saw that there was an IAP in the pause menu, and decided to write a crappy review essentially calling the developers scam artists, and saying that their game is junk. Whatever, listen to who you want to... post crap wherever you want to, but it's ridiculous to tell a developer that they were wrong when you're the one that didn't bother looking where you should have. OrionnoirO Well-Known Member Jul 12, 2010 242 0 0 Anderson,IN #17 OrionnoirO, Aug 22, 2011 Gotta agree with syntheticvoid, I have seen some games that have shady IAP, but this doesnt seem to be one of them, not to mention it is a good little game... I downloaded it and hope to get around to playing it sometime soon Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #18 Habakuk, Aug 23, 2011 Once more. Don't hit so much the poor dot key but try to read: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showpost.php?p=1883774&postcount=10 I'll repeat it extra for you: I was already d'accord with dev—earlier than with you—that IAPs don't show up in iTunes App Store in all countries and they didn't show up in US store as well (see my first posting with the quote of an US review). And obviously it's not the dev's fault, but since knowing this, devs should put clear IAP explanations in the app's description and not rely on Apple putting a tiny little text box with abbreviations below. Even when the text box should show up "1 permanent extr… $0.99" that doesn't tell ANYTHING. Everybody should be more careful with your recommendations from now on. Oh, very nice, thank you! You have no arguments, don't read the postings you are criticising and—worst of all—finally you need and try to insult other tA members. Well, that's real bad bad bad behaviour, dot dot dot synthie! But anyway it's really good to know that I have your gracious allowance to post where I want to. syntheticvoid Well-Known Member Jun 20, 2010 14,504 124 63 Musician & factory worker. a[V-O-I-D] http://apparentsymmetry.bandcamp.com #19 syntheticvoid, Aug 23, 2011 LMMFAO!!! Too great... just too great... Habakuk Well-Known Member Dec 11, 2008 4,779 9 38 Vienna, Austria http://rossau.wordpress.com #20 Habakuk, Aug 23, 2011 Clearly your best argument until now. Even better for you: It raises your post counter. And your dot counter. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
^ Well that's easy to answer, synthie. Quote of a review in United States App Store: Actually, most of the time I spend on reviewing games is to find out if there are hidden IAPs in "FREE" games or not (and what kind of IAPs). When they are nasty and hidden like here, this is BAD BAD BAD! Gives the App Store a really bad reputation. Never recommend games like that no matter how good they are. (Thanks to the poster of the review quoted above—it saved me a bunch of time…)
IAPs don't bother me, especially when you don't need to buy them to beat the game... The IAP here is only needed if you find the game too difficult... Which it shouldn't be... My 15 year old is progressing just fine... Dunno why people have such a problem with IAPs that you aren't forced to buy to complete the game... If it makes any difference, I'm halfway through the third world and don't see needing to purchase the IAP to beat the game... And if someone can't make it through the first level, they've got no business playing games... Much less rating games in the AppStore...
And I just went back after posting, and made it to world 4... Quick movements are needed, and good multitasking skills, but it's not frustratingly difficult by any means... I got it before it went free, and think it's totally worth $3... And a great game to be picked up for free... Oh well...
This game is actually very good, the iap is not hidden or trying to scam anybody and I agree with syntheticvoid that we really don't need to buy it to beat the game. I think the developer who made this game really spent a lot of time and efforts. I hope it gets more attention cause i really think it deserves better
Do you know,developer could never hidden IAP list on AppStore pages,there is no any option in the developer pages to do this! The reason why sometimes you cant see the IAP list on pages, because in appstore, if no one to buy that IAP, that will never display, if someone buy it, at least 1 time, it will display on the pages.
Does anyone else have a white screen when playing this? I played through the whole first level and couldn't see a thing except for my marker on the screen. I thought maybe it was some kind of joke level but when I got to the second I had the same problem.
The IAP Puzzle At least here in the Austrian and German iTunes App Stores the IAPs of this game are not mentioned at any place. He or she should spend another effort and explain clearly the IAPs in the App Store description since there is enough space for that and since he or she spent even the effort to implement the IAPs. Even from people who have actually played the game I get different information what the IAPs are for. Some are saying they are necessary to proceed (see my quote above), others not. It can't be the job of customers to find that out. When I want to play a puzzle then I'll BUY a puzzle and will not do such a strange detective job. So dev could put it in the description. Easy like that. Some are doing so already and it's the only way for IAPs to be acceptable. Never heard about that. And if it's true (anyone?) it would be the stupidest thing I ever experienced with App Store. Why should they do things like this? As I said before: The App Store is already getting bad reputation because of such strange things in comparison to other smartphone brands software stores. When this bad behaviour should become "normal" because everybody accepts it freely like you, my next console probably will not be an iPad 3.
im the developer of this game, this is the first iPhone game we made, we dont know have to put the IAP desc in the game description, if this hurt someone, i can say sorry, and i learn it. its true. when my game got that 1 star review,i email and called Apple support team asked them why my app has no IAP list blow icon on appstore pages, i got no answer, just asked me wait for email replying.finally there is no reply so far. funny thing is, one day i found there is a IAP item was displayed, i was really confuse how, finally i found someone bought that one, so i understood what was happend, i have no idea about this. for next game, i will buy them first, to display them.
Really strange things are going on… Even better: Put it clearly in the app description because in those small list text boxes they are always abbreviated and nobody knows what it means. There are three million possibilities, like… Are IAPs necessary to proceed the game? Are they "wait or pay" (like in Let's Golf 3 p.e.)? Can you buy high (online) scores with them? Are they additional content? And if yes, how much content is actually "FREE"? Are they just donations for dev? … … …
Why don't you cry more? Every time you click on an IAP-item in a game it warns you that you are about to spend real money. As Synthetic pointed out, IAPs aren't needed to enjoy this game, and even in certain cases if you spend an extra dollar on a game (that you either got for free or spent 99 cents on) maybe it's not such a big deal. Or you can go buy a 3DS game for $40 and spend your gaming money that way.
Yup, guess I could have said that after you beat world 3 you get an end game screen, the last 2 worlds are extra/higher difficulty. So I've beat the game with no IAPs needed... The IAPs are not hidden, they're right there in the pause menu, if you click them, apple asks if you're sure you want to buy them for a buck... And I'm thinking of buying them just to support the dev because this game rocks! You really wanna complain about IAPs go clog up a Glu thread... This game has tons of content, and right now it's free... 13 levels in each world, 5 worlds, 65 levels... And the only real thing you're complaining about is that it's too hard, all the while my 15 year old daughter is at the end of the 2nd world. It just blows my mind when posters complain about stuff like this.
Can you read? I told you that IAPs have to be clear before one buys a game. All other things are bad behaviour. It's not the job of the customers or game reviewers to find out where IAPs are, what they do or what they are for. And your ever forgiving attitude makes the App Store coming down with the time, think about that. Okay in this special case the dev admitted that he made a mistake or that he did not know something. I don't need your hints. I know very well what I do and where. Where did you read that? Hallucination Company? ;-) I didn't even download this game until the dev states clearly in the iTunes App Store description what the IAPs are for. No matter if "FREE" or not and no matter if it's good or not…
really? gonna blame the dev because you didn't read the iTunes description FULLY - when I got it, days ago, there was this little thing, where it always is... that said what IAPs were in the game... it's ALWAYS there... there's also a spot in the appstore on your iPod where you can click on it, and see what IAPs are in the game, and it was there as well. Not hidden anywhere, not out of sight... you just didn't look. How is that the devs fault? Hardly any games that have IAPs bring them up in the game description. They don't bring it up, because people know to look right under the icon in iTunes, and in the Top In App Purchases area on their iPod... The dev didn't do anything wrong... you took the review of someone who didn't get what they expected, couldn't beat the first level, saw that there was an IAP in the pause menu, and decided to write a crappy review essentially calling the developers scam artists, and saying that their game is junk. Whatever, listen to who you want to... post crap wherever you want to, but it's ridiculous to tell a developer that they were wrong when you're the one that didn't bother looking where you should have.
Gotta agree with syntheticvoid, I have seen some games that have shady IAP, but this doesnt seem to be one of them, not to mention it is a good little game... I downloaded it and hope to get around to playing it sometime soon
Once more. Don't hit so much the poor dot key but try to read: http://forums.toucharcade.com/showpost.php?p=1883774&postcount=10 I'll repeat it extra for you: I was already d'accord with dev—earlier than with you—that IAPs don't show up in iTunes App Store in all countries and they didn't show up in US store as well (see my first posting with the quote of an US review). And obviously it's not the dev's fault, but since knowing this, devs should put clear IAP explanations in the app's description and not rely on Apple putting a tiny little text box with abbreviations below. Even when the text box should show up "1 permanent extr… $0.99" that doesn't tell ANYTHING. Everybody should be more careful with your recommendations from now on. Oh, very nice, thank you! You have no arguments, don't read the postings you are criticising and—worst of all—finally you need and try to insult other tA members. Well, that's real bad bad bad behaviour, dot dot dot synthie! But anyway it's really good to know that I have your gracious allowance to post where I want to.
Clearly your best argument until now. Even better for you: It raises your post counter. And your dot counter.
