PixelPerfectGaming writes: Ever wish you could save a princess? Robots and Pencils’ “Catch the Princess” ($0.99 iTunes) allows you to do just that. Catch the Princess is a fun game that tests your patience and your skill.
You must catch the princess with a purple monster. Once the princess is saved, the round cage she is in will dissolve and the monster will be happy. If the princess dies or goes off screen, he will be sad and frown.
Excerpt: "Utilizing the iPhone and iPad for what it’s meant to be used for, touch and multi-touch operations is ideal and it is worked to great effect with accurate swipe detection and responsiveness. It’s perfectly competent in every area you’d want it to be – responsive, colorful, beautiful, and loads fast. It uses Game Center for its achievements. The main drawback is that every level is a new coat of paint on a successful, existing framework. Even each of the three areas are not that distinct from each other, taking place in dank, dark dungeons lit only by a few torches – which ever increases the ominous mood."
Pocket Gamer: The screenshots might suggest otherwise, but Catch The Princess is not like Cut the Rope at all. Sure, both games might be physics-led puzzlers, but that’s where the similarities end.
For starters, instead of guiding a sweet into the mouth of a cute monster you're guiding a caged princess into the arms of a cute monster. Totally different.
