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‘Pocket Planes’ Coming to Mac With Cross-Platform Support

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This is neat: Pocket Planes (Free) is coming to the Mac App Store this Thursday, NimbleBit just announced, and it’ll launch with cross-platform syncing. So, no matter what platform you play the game on, you’ll always be able to resume right where you left off.

If you’re into bonuses, there’s at least one in the upcoming desktop version of Pocket Planes. NimbleBit tells us that the Mac version rocks an exclusive plane called the X10 Mapple Pro. It’s a class 1 plane that can carry two passengers and two cargo. NimbleBit says it’s a bit faster and has a little bit more range than the Mohawk.

In celebration, NimbeBit is launching a video series called “Pocket Planes Shorts," the first of which we’ve included below. A Tiny Tower series is planned as well.

  • Pocket Planes: Airline Tycoon

    Embark on an Airline Tycoon journey with Pocket Planes! Dive deep into the skies, navigating the world of airplanes and…
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    Free
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  • Reiner Knizia: Card Buster

    CARD BUSTER
    The adaptation of three famous Reiner Knizia's inspired Poker games!

    DECK BUSTER 32 & DECK …
    TA Rating:
    $0.99
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  • 4 Comments

    1. Guest

      I've been hooked on this game for a while now. It's great for 1 or 2 minutes of gameplay or maybe an hour or two. I can't see how anyone would have buyers remorse from this $0.99 gem.

    2. madmaxmedia

      This game is fun, production values are very good which enhances the experience IMO (I like the background elevator music.) There's a free version of the original Deck Buster if you want to give it a tryout first.

    3. Matthew Ward

      Curious why this only got 3.5 stars. I don't really see any negative points in the review. Been loving this game, a great time-killer.

    4. Tim Lord Gek Jordan

      I have to say, for the record, while I thought the original Deck Buster was okay, this new Grid Buster mode is the RK I know and love!  Everybody and their brother have Poker Solitaire apps out there, but the idea of weird layout formations requiring the use of some 3-4 card hands (special straights and flushes) in addition to the standard 5 card hands is so original!