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Making paper - AppSpy's Sunday Service

Angry Birds 2, To-Fu Fury, Prune, Battle Golf, and more

Making paper - AppSpy's Sunday Service
By Peter Willington
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| AppSpy's Sunday Service

Hello and welcome to AppSpy's Sunday Service, the speediest catch up on everything mobile gaming, in the form of snappy little videos. This week, AppSpy's been talking about...

The Big Stories 1. Want to play Angry Birds 2 right now? We reckon we've got you covered.
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2. Battle Golf is Colin Lane's excellent follow up to Wrassling.
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3. Nitrome's latest is called Vault!, and it's awesome.
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4. Mazecraft asks you to grab some bog roll and bamboozle your mates.
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5. We've reviewed To-Fu Fury. It's good!
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Above you'll see the preview video I made of Prune back in February. I was pretty impressed by it back then, and now it's out I'm also pretty impressed by it. A beautiful and moving puzzle game about plant sculpture, you must add this to your collection.

How we spent our weekend

Mark: Milkin' cows. I'm also playing the new Talos Principle DLC but don't put that because it's BORING.

Harry: Off to a friend's EP launch tonight, then hopefully off to watch Yorkshire play cricket on Sunday.

Peter: Slinging some Magic, then reading some comic books. Classic.

Danny: I'm going to set up my Kasumi Blue OG Xbox and play los videojuegos.

Glen: I am heading to London to see off my brother and checking out Game of Thrones, Botanicula, and Almightree from the Google Play summer sale.

Peter Willington
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Die hard Suda 51 fan and professed Cherry Coke addict, freelancer Peter Willington was initially set for a career in showbiz, training for half a decade to walk the boards. Realising that there's no money in acting, he decided instead to make his fortune in writing about video games. Peter never learns from his mistakes.