OctoPie

Octopie is a game that's mostly aimed at kids in which the player will need to avoid obstacles while also sending pizzas into customers' windows using a slingshot. It's a game that's a lot of fun to play. It was clearly designed with a real sense of humor, and the graphics are cute.

Players need to be quick to succeed when playing this game. If they don't work quickly enough, those customers aren't going to be happy about their delayed pizza delivery. This game is an offshoot of a show that ran on Nickelodeon known as Game Shakers.

In order to send the pizzas along, the player will hold on to the octopus and then drag the octopus over to the slingshot. A tracking line will help the player to target the windows. Pizzas that go through the windows reach their target, but pizzas that miss the window will splatter against the side of the building.

If a customer is getting a impatient for their pizza, a flashing light will appear over their window. This means it's especially important to hit the window. As the player goes along, they can use the tip money they get from the pizzas to buy certain things. Among the things available for purchase with the tip money are treasure boxes and power up features that make both the octopus and the delivery truck more effective at getting the pizzas where they're going.

This game is free to use and it was produced by Nickelodeon. This game functions on Android devices. It is also available for other operating systems including Kindle Fire's operating system and iOS. It's great for kids who are into classic video games and are familiar with the Game Shakers TV show from Nickelodeon.

Pros

• The app is definitely fun and cute. Kids tend to really be entertained and humored by it.
• The graphics are really cute.
• Young gamers will appreciate the TV tie-in, especially if they're fans of Nickelodeon.

Cons

• Eventually, gamers are likely to get tired out as they run out of new scenarios to experience with the game.

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