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4th of July sale for This Is Not A Ball Game

02 Jul 2013 Developer News
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4th of July sale for This Is Not A Ball Game

To celebrate Independence Day, most in-app purchases will be discounted by as much as 50 percent in Absurd Interactive’s This is Not a Ball Game (TINABG)! The promotional pricing starts July 1 and will end next Monday, July 8.

Standard pricing:

$1, $3, $5, $10, $20, $50

Promotional pricing:

$1, $2, $3, $5, $10, $25

(The $1 pricing will remain unchanged.)

The developers have also listened to the feedback from both press and gamers alike. As a result, This is Not a Ball Game has been improved in a number of ways:

New for 1.2:

  • Now with more than 90 FREE levels
  • Fixed iPod Touch controls bug
  • Fixed low memory crash on iPad Mini and other devices
  • Optimized game performance for all devices
  • Easier to skip videos by tapping them
  • Now only 145 MB to download
  • Improved tutorial
  • Players only lose magic when unlocking a new level
  •  Balls on the shop are cheaper
  • Players who run of magic can now go to Target Practice
  • Fixed crashes on iPhone 4S
  • Players receive more coins when completing a level
  • Players receive more tickets after leveling up
  • Fixed various minor bugs

About the game

Set in the early 20th century in a dream-like Parisian circus, This is Not a Ball Game (TINABG) introduces players to an intriguing world where elaborate physics-based puzzles and an Art Nouveau-inspired interface are the norm. TINABG challenges players to launch special balls from a ramp inspired by “This is Not a Pipe” by Belgian surrealist René Magritte. To play, just swipe and tap the screen; the goal is to free the stars within each Star Block. The game includes more than 90 challenging levels, 7 different balls (each with their own special powers!), Retina-quality graphics, and a mysterious French genie along for the ride.

About the developers

TINABG was developed by Sean Hart, Willie Wight, and Salim El Harizi of Absurd Interactive -- a brand new indie studio out of Redmond, WA.

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