Back in the fall of 2010, the world of mobile gaming was still a relatively new space and developers were still toying around with gaming experiences that took advantage of the unique aspects of Apple’s iOS devices. One such experience was eBoy FixPix (Free), which was a really clever app collaboration between developer Delicious Toys and artist collective eBoy that was part game, part digital toy and used the accelerometer in iOS devices to have you tilt a fractured picture into its correct position. That’s? not a great explanation, but eBoy FixPix isn’t an easy game to explain, so I forgive myself. Better yet, just check out the game’s original trailer from NINE years ago to see what it’s all about.
As you can see, eBoy FixPix was an incredibly unique and quirky experience, and we reviewed it back when it released and said that it should be listed in Webster’s Dictionary as the definition of the term “parallax." Post-release updates brought tons of new levels as well as iPad support to eBoy PixFix, but as is the case with many iOS games as old as this, it had been lying dormant in the App Store for several years and was seriously out of date. However, it seems that with the ten-year anniversary of the App Store behind us there are more and more of these older games that are getting updated for modern times and being given a second chance to find a whole new audience of mobile gaming fans, as well as delight their many ...