It was back in January this year that I first got hands on with Caveman HD. That was on the BlackBerry PlayBook but now the Built for BlackBerry game is available for BlackBerry 10 smartphones. If you missed the PlayBook video we did Caveman HD is very much like Lemmings from the old days.
The idea of the game is to guide the cavemen to their cave. That sounds simple but of course it isn't that straight forward. There are a whole host of different cavemen and each has a different skill - such as digging, floating or even exploding - so you need to utilize your cavemen to achieve the best results.
The good news is that there's a 'Lite' version of the game with 10 levels for you to test out. So why not grab it and give it a shot. After that I'm pretty sure you will want to carry on with the paid version which will set you back just $4.99/£3.50. Don't blame me though if you get addicted!
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