Catapult Madness

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Catapult Madness
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A Lot or a Little?
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What Parents Need to Know
Parents need to know that Catapult Madness is a silly little game in which you shoot a person through the air with a catapult and watch him or her bounce off things (like carts, bombs, and monsters) along the way. The farther your guy flies, the higher your score. After each turn you earn in-game money, which you can use to purchase bonus items that will make you fly farther -- one of which is a bean that will make the hero fart in mid-air and get a speed boost. The cartoonish heroes look bruised and bloodied after they end their turbulent flights.
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Is It Any Good?
There's just not enough to do in CATAPULT MADNESS. If not for the bonus items that you can use to add extra oomph to a flight, there would be nothing but simply launching the catapult. And those bonus items must be purchased with the in-game cash you earn, which means you have to play through a lot of repetitive catapult launches just to earn the money needed to buy a power-up item. Even once you've acquired a lot of power-ups and you can keep your hero bouncing across the battlefield for quite some time, it's not very different -- just longer. There's a cute idea here, but it's begging for a little something more.
App Details
- Devices: iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad
- Pricing structure: Free
- Release date: October 22, 2010
- Category: Arcade Games
- Version: 1.03
- Minimum software requirements: iOS 3.1 or later
- Last updated: August 23, 2016
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