Image Gallery: Cronk for the Apple iPhone

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Image Gallery: Cronk for the Apple iPhone

By matthewmiller November 17, 2008, 12:14 PM PST

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Image Gallery: Cronk for the Apple iPhone

Cronk main display

There are lots of games available for the Apple iPhone and the prices are more competitive than what you will find for the DS and PSP mobile gaming devices. One of the recent games launched and then updated for the iPhone is Cronk. Cronk is a caveman trying to save his village by throwing and matching up three boulders in a row. I have played a comparable game on my T-Mobile G1 (Bonsai Blast) and Windows Mobile devices (Astraware Zuma) and think Cronk is an enjoyable game.

How to play the game

The directions for Cronk are pretty simple and appear on a single page in the game.

Selecting a level to play in Timed mode

When you select Timed mode you can select what level you want to play from the graphical selection screen.

How long do you want to play for?

In Timed mode you select the length of time that you want to play for.

Selecting a level in Timed mode

When you play Timed mode then you can select one of three levels to play. I would like to see a level selector for Classic mode too.

Playing the game

Cronk stands in a stationary location and then throws the colored bolders where you tap on the display. You need to get three of the same in a row to knock the boulders out.

Another view of playing the game

As you can see I am just about to lose the game with too many boulders moving towards my village.

Goals of the Classic game

The Classic game shows you what score you need to achieve.

Cronk game credits

I purchased the game because I know Joel Evans and wanted to give his game a try on my original iPhone.

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