Pocket Frogs , Tiny Tower , Pocket Planes … Nimblebit’s gotten pretty good at keeping us enraptured on our devices with cute graphics and pixelated timers. With Nimble Quest , the team takes a turn towards improving upon and deepening a classic arcade experience. Less of a time-management title and more of an action-oriented...
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Check this: NimbleBit has slashed all of the in-app purchases in Tiny Tower , Pocket Planes , and Pocket Frogs by 50 percent. From now (and, well, since Friday) until this coming Sunday, you can go nuts in these games and buy anything for half the price. This is a solid deal for...
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Tiny Tower and Pocket Planes developer NimbleBit has updated its excellent free-to-play collect-’em-up Pocket Frogs for the first time since September 2011. The update completely removes the Plus+ network from the game, leaving Apple’s Game Center social network to handle game backups, gifting, leaderboards, and achievements. Furthermore, the update makes Pocket Frogs compatible with...
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NimbleBit is already enjoying great success with two of its latest freemium games, Tiny Tower and Pocket Planes. That doesn’t mean, though, that it has completely abandoned its first ever freemium game, Pocket Frogs. After over a year of hibernation, the popular game that lets you collect, breed, and trade pint-sized amphibians has today...
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If you thought Nimblebit was just all about landlordin’ in Tiny Tower or flight crewin’ in Pocket Planes , their two most recently released success stories, then think again. A little more than two years after its release, Nimblebit is returning to their amphibious roots with a massive new update for Pocket Frogs...
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NimbleBit has had two big freemium hits now with both Pocket Planes and (before that) Tiny Tower, but my favorite of the company’s titles is still Pocket Frogs, where brothers and developers David and Ian Marsh first cut their teeth on the generous freemium gameplay they’re now known for. And this week, they’re returning...
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If you own an iDevice of any sort, there’s very little chance you haven’t played a Nimblebit game. The three-man indie studio founded by brothers Ian and David Marsh is responsible for some of the most endearing free-to-play experiences around, including Pocket Frogs, Tiny Tower and the recent Pocket Planes. Well, folks, hold on...
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The brothers Nimblebit, Ian and David Marsh, have come a long ways since first busting onto the iOS scene when the App Store launched in mid-2008. They’ve always been able to nail the kind of simplistic game mechanics that work best on a touch screen but without dumbing the experience down so much that...
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NimbleBit, the pocket-sized development studio behind both Pocket Frogs and the equally addictive Tiny Tower, has recently released its brand-new iPhone and iPad title: Pocket Planes. If you’ve already played all three titles, you’ll know that the most recent game is a darn sight trickier to get to grips with than its predecessors, simply...
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