The grenade is thrown as soon as you lift your finger. Instead, moving your finger up or down on the screen sets the angle while left and right adjusts the power. This can be a little frustrating as there is no “Throw” button. Some levels require pinpoint accuracy as you’ll have to throw grenades down holes and pipes. Fortunately, the “Retry” button is permanently shown on the right-hand side of the screen and you will definitely be making use of it. Sometimes a very specific sequence of actions is required to get to enemies as blowing up the wrong things can block off all access to your targets. Enemies hide behind cover or inside buildings, requiring you to blow up obstacles first. Grenades do not explode on contact but instead roll down inclines, detonating only when coming to a stop. It sounds childishly easy and for the first few levels it is, but then the puzzle elements start to creep in. You only have control over the angle and power at which your hero lobs his grenade. Your character cannot move and neither can the enemies. The premise is really simple you have a set amount of grenades with which to blow up all the enemies on a level. Fragger is one of these types of games and while at first glance it might seem like a clone of Angry Birds, it’s actually a fiendishly addictive game in its own right. The ones that are very good will have you hooked for hours. The best mobile games are simple enough that you can play them for a few minutes and have fun.

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