My title says it all. I like creating my own fireworks show more than I like playing the games which are practically all the same. They are basically all tap the firework before it's gone and let's see how many fireworks I can touch in a row. Your high-tech game of jacks.
For all y'all that don't know what that is, it is a game that requires hand-eye coordination, a small rubber bouncy ball, and many jacks, pointy small objects or lots of little tiny things, like game pieces, that you can easily grab in one hand. I don't know why I'm explaining this but might as well continue. There are many variations, but basically you bounce the ball in front of you and before the ball bounces a second time you pick up as many jacks in one hand as possible and catch the ball in the other hand. Some people play that you have to bounce the ball then clap before you can pick up the pieces, others substitute the clapping for the pieces. It's a pretty easy game and something to do if you are bored. In some versions of the game you start by picking up one jack, then two, then three, and continue until you drop a jack or the ball bounces twice, meaning you didn't catch it before it bounced again. Anyway, the game starts over if you drop a jack, are unable to hold anymore jacks in one hand, or the ball bounces twice. Pretty simple.
In the firework arcade it works the same, except there isn't a ball to bounce or jacks to pick up. You touch the fireworks as fast as you can, before they disappear, during a timed game. There are many levels, but all of the games are basically the same. It gets boring fast. I think that one of them might show you the moves you make at the end of the round, but that's pretty much it.
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Product Details
Release Date: 2012
Date first listed on Amazon: May 2, 2012
Developed By: Big Duck Games LLC
ASIN: B00820STKI
Customer reviews:
2,716 customer ratings
2,716 customer ratings
Product features
- Fun arcade action
- Dazzling firework displays
- Dynamic physics and sound effects
Product description
Fireworks Arcade is a fun-filled app for all ages, and a showcase app for multi-touch and graphics. Tap or drag to create brilliant displays of light and sound. Compete or relax in one of several game modes. Paint art with firework shapes. Or just watch a generated show. How you play is up to you, so get creative.
Get ready for the 4th of July, Guy Fawkes Day, and New Years, or just celebrate year round!
*** Features ***
* Show Mode
- Tap or drag to create dazzling firework displays
- Dozens of colorful firework shapes and effects
- A whole new way to draw or doodle
- Wait to watch an automatically generated display
- Shake for a fireworks finale
* Arcade Games
- 3 completely different games with several additional variants
- Familiar and new gameplay with great firework effects
- Local high scores
* Physics Simulation
- Every firework is unique
- Fireworks are created randomly with physics applied to each particle
- Tilt to control gravity
- Dynamic, stereo sound effects
Enjoy.
Get ready for the 4th of July, Guy Fawkes Day, and New Years, or just celebrate year round!
*** Features ***
* Show Mode
- Tap or drag to create dazzling firework displays
- Dozens of colorful firework shapes and effects
- A whole new way to draw or doodle
- Wait to watch an automatically generated display
- Shake for a fireworks finale
* Arcade Games
- 3 completely different games with several additional variants
- Familiar and new gameplay with great firework effects
- Local high scores
* Physics Simulation
- Every firework is unique
- Fireworks are created randomly with physics applied to each particle
- Tilt to control gravity
- Dynamic, stereo sound effects
Enjoy.
Technical details
Size: 2.2MB
Version: 1.1
- Open network sockets
Minimum Operating System: Android 4.0.3
Approximate Download Time: Less than 30 seconds
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