After the penguins ricochet all over the place, bouncing for a limited number of bounces, you move on to the next available kamikaze up in the sky, and it takes on from where the other one left of.Įven though the storyline is not quite well spelled out for us from the beginning, the loading screen graphics and the subsequent missions tells us that those nasty polar bears were up to no good, they capture your penguin friends and it's up to you to put a stop to all this penguin killing. Tapping the screen at just the right time to get your penguin through a narrow vent. Wiping out the bears with a limited number of penguins takes a bit of luck and a lot of strategy, as you might have to sacrifice a couple of your troops to tunnel through the ice to get to the bears. In the final phase, you have to use the flying penguins that made it through the first round to destroy any ice barrier blocking the paths to the vicious polar bears down bellow. The penguins bounce up and down on a rope, and your catapult operator penguing has to hit the bouncer at just the precise time to make it go to the next phase, where it will play its role as a live bomb to strike down those ferocious polar bears.

At first, your task is to successfully launch a series of penguins through a targeted area with a catapult. Each consists of two phases for the game. Each of those missions gets harder in difficulty, but essentially they all rely on the same basic principles of game-style. Yes, they're both cuddling and oh-so-harmless, but apparently they hate each others' guts, as the game for the iPhone and iPod Touch from Digital Chocolate pits one against the other and forces you to catapult penguins through fire rings and smash them through ice bricks to ultimately knock polar bears out cold.Īt first you get to walk your penguin from mission location to mission location on a heroes-style map.

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