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iPhone Shooter: Scribble Hero-Insane Ambidextrous Shooter (Video)

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The Doodle iPhone shooter game Scribble Hero challenges you to shoot your way through 50 heart pounding levels of left-right..left-right gameplay featuring frantic fast-paced iPhone shooter gameplay, 10 bosses, upgradeable weapons and ingenious doodle power-ups. Scribble Hero will capture your attention immediately with the unique iPhone shooter action that this app brings to the table. You are Scribble Hero, a “Doodle Character” who is on a mission to shoot his way through a notebook of dangerous chapters to rescue his girlfriend — named appropriately: Dot!

The unique gameplay this iPhone shooter game offers is the direction our Scribble Hero shoots. When you are on the right side of the page (game board) you shoot to left, and when on the left side of the page (game board) you shoot towards the right. This may sound confusing, but once you watch the Sribble Hero App Video you will understand that figuring this out is vital to your survival. The 50 levels of gameplay include massive waves of different enemies coming at you from all directions for plenty of shooter fun and the weapons, sidekicks and items are named along the same lines of silliness that you would expect in an iPhone shooter doodle game.

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There are a couple of things parents should be aware of, as well as anyone else who does not want to spend a gasping $49 on in app purchase (IAP). This iPhone shooter game costs $0.99, which is totally worth it. Even the IAP is not bad for $0.99 giving you a small bag of coins (4,000), which will get you some items. It is how they place the IAP purchase buttons in the app. The $0.99 purchase button is located near the middle of 5 purchase buttons in this order: $19.99, $0.99, $2.99, $9.99, and $49.99. I went to purchase and my natural tendency is that the $0.99 would be to the far left, so at first I did not think one existed until I slowed down and took in the scenery.

I am not against making money off of apps (developers deserve to make money for their hard work, time or money), but any $0.99 app that has an IAP of $49.99 is just plain silly, especially when a game like this has a massive appeal to young kids. The iPhone shooter game, Scribble Hero, is a must have download for anybody who wants to play a fun game on the iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch — but Buyer Beware of the IAP’s in this app.

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About Michael Vallez

Michael Vallez - (CrazyMike) is the Founder of CrazyMikesapps.com. Mike is a regular guy who has a tech side, specifically a love for mobile apps and touch gaming. He is a retired cop, husband, father, son, and knuckle head who digs apps and mobile devices. Current Devices: iPhone 5, iPad 3rd gen, and Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Contact Mike or CrazyMike - On Twitter @MichaelVallez or @CrazyMikesapps.

  • Peter S.

    I’m with ya here, Crazy MIke. Scribble Hero is attempting to confuse young children into making in-app purchases indiscriminately, leaving parents in an uproar and doing all they can to undo the mistakes. But, this problem also brings to my attention another app that is far worse than this one. The app is called Farkle Addict:…..for the iPhone and iPad. The app offers in-app purchases as follows (check it out):

    1. 2 Human Players $3.99
    2. Remove Ads $1.99
    3. 8 Human Players $4.99
    4. Vial of Chips $0.99
    5. Can of Chips $4.99
    6. Pouch of Chips $1.99
    7. 4 Human Players $3.99
    8. Bottle of Chips $14.99
    9. Jar of Chips $29.99
    10. 500 CHIPS $0.99

    That is over to $68.00 for in-app purchases. I contacted the developer, Robert Suh, about offering in-app purchases that were excessive and, most important, were totally misleading and not warranted. What is a vial, a can, a pouch, a bottle and a jar? Robert failed to respond to my issues and complaints.

    Be aware that this type of advertising is rather wide-spread throughout the iTune App community. Parents need to be aware of ALL apps that include in-app purchases, especially when the customer has no clue as to what they are getting. I just wanted to bring this to your attention, Crazy Mike. And BTW, I love your web site. It’s ‘simply mahvelous’.

    • http://www.crazymikesapps.com crazymikesapps

      Yes, these apps are not alone some of the worst offenders are Glu Mobile and Zynga. However, I think there is an opportunity for developers to provide a paid game with in app purchases, but that make sense.

      Targeting kids does not work for long, parents figure it out and fool me once my fault fool me twice no! (I am really bad at cliches).

      Yes, there was a day you saw no in app purchases in paid apps, but I am still not against it, just don’t rip us off!

      Mike