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Controls
Tilt your iPod or iPhone to move your bowl of candy back and forth, line up your shot, and then tap your choice of candy ammo to unleash the sugary barrage.
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More Than 8 Types of Enemies
Each kid has a new trick to get your treats. Some kids are harder to satisfy, others are unpredictable, still others don’t respond to your smaller candies. Can you overcome each new trick and make the waves of kids happy?
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15 Levels of Escalating Difficulty
To complete a level, feed all the children before they reach you. As the game progresses, you will discover new and tougher enemies. Watch out for the hooligans! They don’t even want any candy. With their pranks and general harassment, they are there just to ruin your holiday.
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5 Kinds of Candy Ammo
As you advance, you will unlock more candy ammo types to help you satiate even the most ravenous appetites. Beat all the levels to unlock all of the ammo types. You're going to need them.
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5 Bonus Levels
After you complete the 15 main levels, you will unlock new bonus levels. What awaits you in the strange "Shubbery" level? And, what's this—have the kids learned even more new tricks in the "Monster Mashup" level? Beat all the bonus levels to get one more suprise.
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Customizable “Endless Night” Level
Create your own level and see if you can survive the "Endless NIght." Pick your favorite kids and see how long you can last. Beware that as the night stretches on the kids get a little antsy, which makes them progressively speed up. Hope you’ve unlocked each candy ammo type, otherwise your endless night is going to be cut short.
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Wallpapers
To help get your iPhone/iPod touch in the holiday mood, here are some Candy Raiders: Halloween wallpapers. The first one is made for your unlock screen and the second one is made to drop behind your icons. Enjoy!
If you need help, here's a page with helpful info about installing wallpapers.
About David Gustafson
I have sixteen years of experience in the general area of design and development. During that time I have worked as graphic designer, web designer, Flash animator, webmaster, illustrator, IT support, game designer, and more (often several at the same time). I am excited that I can now add mobile game developer to that list.
When I first thought about taking the plunge into game development, I was intimidated, knowing that some game apps have entire development teams behind them, while I am just an "army of one" (plus the support and help of my wife). So, I have decided to focus on where my strengths lie and let the gaming community decide the merits of my efforts. I can’t bring to mobile games the level of raw programming power that some groups can, so instead I am focusing more on my favorite aspect of games: theme. To me, a game is strong if it has a sense of setting and story, even if it’s simple or subtle. So, my games (I am only just beginning) will have a strong thematic component, which I believe will make them enjoyable and unique.
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