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Touch Physics Challenges Your Brain and Your Fingers [Super Giveaway]

By Tamar Weinberg Mon, Aug 3, 2009 @ 10:23 AM

Touch Physics ($1.99) is a unique game that delivers hours of fun with its challenging game-play. In Touch Physics, you’re tasked with rolling the wheel to the star. Your job is to draw shapes that can push the wheel to the star without actually losing the wheel in the process.

touchphysics Touch Physics Challenges Your Brain and Your Fingers [Super Giveaway]

Believe it or not, it’s a lot harder than it seems. In Touch Physics, you must play against the clock — that is, those shapes you draw move too. And if you draw too many, you will go over quota and will have to work at it again.

Touch Physics is extremely enjoyable and definitely is one of those games that will provide hours of entertainment. If you like games that utilize the laws of physics, and you like to be consistently challenged, you’ll love Touch Physics.

Giveaway: I have five codes for Touch Physics. Tell us why you want this game and you’ll be entered in a drawing for a free code. We’ll select the best answers. Good luck!

  • http://www.crastinate.com Ely

    iPhone games have been my savior as I sit in the mall while my wife shops. Unfortunately most games are as challenging as Gyromite (for all those R.O.B. fans out there). Please hook me up so my brain won’t turn to mush in the food court.

  • avi

    i want this game because i love games with wheels

  • Zach

    I should totally get it cause I have an iPhone and was obsessed with Crayon Physics Deluxe! Simple!

  • Ha3rvey

    This looks like a lot of fun! It might help me break my addiction to Field Runners.

  • Ha3rvey

    I want this game. It looks like serious fun, and I think my son might get a kick out of it, too.

  • Sarah

    Oooh science and.. art?!? Two of my favorite courses! This will definitely get my mind boggling :D Count me iiiiin.

  • http://theliverspot.com Yannai Segal

    I majored in Premed. I liked it. I wanted to be a doctor. Then I took physics. My brain couldn’t handle it and now I sit at a desk, reading children’s books for a living. I need a chance to exact my revenge against physics, preferably in a gaming session. I need to destroy this game!

  • Don7ms

    It’s been 24 yrs. since receiving a 95% average in a college physics course. It would be interesting to see if “I STILL HAVE IT”. Also it would give me an incentive to bookmark this interesting site that I’ve just stumbled across(PHYSICS IN ACTION). Either way – Thanks For The Chance.

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