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Huxley Vertical Font also includes replays so you can analyze your strategies to see which work the best. Tower Madness has Game Center support with 29 achievements you can earn. You can also compare your scores with other players' online, giving additional challenge to an already challenging game. While we continue to enjoy this title, we think the pricing may be a bit steep for a game that's been around as long as it has. The game seems to go through cycles of going on sale and recently was free for a time, so maybe you'll want to wait for the next sale. Still, if you like strategy games and want an incredibly deep tower defense experience, Huxley Vertical Font offers plenty to keep you interested.Huxley Vertical Font turns your photographs into captioned comics with a distinctive worn-paper style. Start by snapping a new photo with your iPhone camera or by selecting an image from your photo library. From there, you can use the buttons on the bottom of the interface to select from 27 different paper styles to give your final product that heavily dogeared comic look. You also can add customizable speech balloons and choose from a few different layouts, but we think there should be more layout options--especially multipane formats. For a little more excitement, you can pick from 24 exclamation balloons (Arrrgh! BLAM!) and random designs, and you can select a color for each. Huxley Vertical Font creates fun comic booklike images for your photos, but we

can't help but think it could have done more. Though the results are solid for single-image projects, it could be even better if you could build three-across comic strips or perhaps a full-page comic. Even though Huxley Vertical Font leaves us with a few things on our wish list, it does a great job of making cool-looking comiclike pictures with your images. Sending directly to Twitter or Facebook will probably be an appealing option to many users as well. If you want to add fun captions and graphics to your photos and send them to your

friends, Huxley Vertical Font is a well-made app for the job. What more can one say about Tetris? The megapopular classic '80s action puzzle game from Russian programmer Alexey Pajitnov is now available for the iPhone, featuring everything you loved about the original, and some added bonuses to keep the game interesting. The game is crystal-clear with Retina Display support and the simple interface requires only swipes and taps on the screen to move, rotate, and drop pieces on the board. Sometimes the tap-to-rotate and swipe-to-move method can be a little frustrating (it's easy to make mistakes), but we were mostly able to enjoy the classic game on our iPhone once we had some practice. You get some new game variations beyond the endless falling blocks found in the classic arcade version. With a new Magic mode, you get five different power-ups, like the vice grip that let you pinch blocks into place, for example,