The game is addictive and original and in my opinion worth the $1.99 it costs. Another great example of superb gaming on the BlackBerry PlayBook and once again very encouraging that developers that have done well on other platforms are still considering the PlayBook as a viable platform.
Highlights of the game include:
- Simple but deep one-touch/sling-like control
- Upgrade your popcorn box by completing objectives
- Multiple stages to play
- More than 40 achievements to complete
- Collect "drachma coins" and spend them on bonus upgrades, bombs, shields, etc
- The first ever endless eater!
More information/Download Pop Corny for the BlackBerry PlayBook

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