We realised that we totally forgot to post a fantastic piece of Beat Sneak Bandit fan art by artist Tom Robinson.

And hey! Do you remember those Simogo Geometry pics that we posted in super high resolution, so that you could make something great with them?
@hmbrw_en on Twitter went and made just that. Check out these lovely T-shirts he made from them!

You know that we love things like this, so keep ’em coming!

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Big thanks to Peter Ekstrand and Malte Olsson for letting us try out Kosmo Spin on their ancient phones!

The Guardian’s Games Blog recommends Kosmo Spin as one of the 10 best new smartphone games for winter commuting.

It’s not out til early December, but I had to include this lovely, idiosyncratic puzzler from Swedish studio Simogo. You’re a character named Nod who must save a small planet, populated by breakfast cereal people, from invading aliens. A flying saucer orbits the world chucking down balls, and you simply run around the surface heading them back into space, while collecting the globe’s endangered inhabitants. The visuals are beautiful, skilfully applying the currently trendy handicraft look to create a look that’s part Little Big Planet, part Katamari Damacy. Gameplay-wise, the ultra intuitive touchscreen controls – just swipe the screen to spin the planet – will remind mobile veterans of Gamevil’s legendary NOM; but others will just enjoy the immediacy of the set-up. And the music is lovely too. The perfect time-killing treat for style-conscious smartphone owners.


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Martin Baur writes about Kosmo Spin on his blog.

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Another preview article about Kosmo Spin!
It’s a simple concept, though one with an air of quality similar to other casual iPhone hits like Angry Birds and Doodle Jump.
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