Well, it has replay value in getting all the medals. But I guess that depends on how much you like replaying games for achievements, etc. The other 3 are great, though. Well worth all their asking prices.
I already have several racing games but I have heard a lot about both star hogs and zenonia... should i get one of those over peggle?
- Toki Tori and Bobby Carrot Forever will take quite a bit of time to finish. - The Quest is a huge rpg. - Myst
You can check out this recent thread for further suggestions... http://forums.toucharcade.com/showthread.php?t=18331&highlight=trip
Peggle is very fun. It's hard to agree on one game though. Some people get bored after too much repetitive play. Zenonia is a good option too though.
I play peggle daily. I have peggle on my iPod, my PC, my Mac, my OTHER PC, and my effing cellphone. I bought all copies legitimately, and if you know me that means it's worth it. =P
Peggle is great, but honestly get something else with it. It only lasts so long. I would go with both Star Hogs and Zenonia... Also, you said you have played a bunch of racing games... none of them are like Real Racing. It blows all of the competition out of the water.
I still don't, and never will, understand the appeal of Peggle. I've played it, and found it terribly boring. The only popcap game I enjoyed less (most of which I'm not a huge fan of) was Bejeweled, which is hands down the most boring, tedious game I've ever tried to play through. Unless you're a hardcore casual gamer (hah... I couldn't resist), I'd stray away from titles like that, and pick up something more like DinoSmash Online or Bomber Online for action with incredible replayability (and multiplayer to boot). To me, replayability isn't found in achievements, but in content worth playing through over and over again, whether it be due to randomly generated levels, or multiplayer aspects. Word games (Crosswords, Word Fu, Wurdle), logic and puzzle games (Latkin, Cablink), sports games (X2 Football, Real Soccer), and strategy games (Uniwar, Star Hogs) also offer a lot of longevity for different reasons. This is of course *my* recommendation, offering you something other than casual game addictions. Silly Peggle... *shakes head* (To prevent me from getting "flamed" - I'll say I don't *hate* peggle or Popcap Games, but after trying them, I really just can't understand the appeal. Snood is the closest I'll ever get to a "casual game addiction," and that was so long ago. Although I'd love to hear why Peggle is so good from some of you millions of fan boys out there. )
Well, I was the same way with Peggle before I bought it on 0.99 sale. Never really got the point of the game. Now for some reason I just like playing it whenever I need a short gaming round.
Well, it was not only in response to him - and every game (aside from DinoSmash) is playable single player as well. Multiplayer *adds* to longevity, perhaps for after his plane trip is over? If it'll make you feel any better, ignore DinoSmash Online, and look into any of the other games/genres I mentioned. They're all applicable for long plane trips, and they'll provide longevity well after.
I actually already have dinosmash lol... but I did look into your suggestions and ended up getting word fu which actually looks really fun.
Zenonia and Beatrider Touch. The first is probably the only quality RPG in the app store and the latter has infinite replayability.