Produce Pal will help users determine not only how to pick out quality fruits and vegetables, but also describe the best way to store them at home so it will keep for the longest amount of time.

Produce Pal has a database of over 70 different fruits and vegetables. Each produce item has a description of:

More information about Produce Pal can be found on the app website at http://www.myproducepal.com.

Aftershock is labeled as a “casual game”, which means that the targeted audience are those who enjoy games without complex instructions and don’t want to invest a large amount of time to learn how to play.

The base game mechanics of Aftershock was modeled after another casual game called “Chain Rxn”, which is one of the most popular games on Facebook. Aftershock, however, includes multiple game modes with different rules and goals so players can constantly have different challenges as they play.

Aftershock was able to drop its price from the expected $1.99 to $0.99 by taking advantage of the new iPhone 3.0 OS feature of allowing apps to have “in-app” purchasing. When Aftershock shipped on August 20th, there was even one expansion pack already available which provides the players with three additional game modes plus a sound effects editor. The Aftershock website, http://www.aftershockapp.com, has a poll available for fans to vote on what they would like to see in future expansion packs.

iPhone App Giveaway
To celebrate the launch of Aftershock, Silton Solutions is giving away free copies of Silly Stories (http://www.sillystoriesapp.com) and Chalk a Lot (http://www.chalkalot.com), their other two iPhone apps.

To get a promo code for either app, Silton Solutions asks that players forward a copy of their iTunes sales receipt to info@siltonsolutions.com along with a note for which app they wish to have. Only one promo code per iTunes receipt will be provided, however a second promo code may be handed out if the receipt also includes Aftershock’s in-app purchase.

This promotion will only work with an iTunes account in the U.S. store as Apple does not yet provide app promo codes that operate with non-US iTunes accounts.

10/19/2009 Update

There are plenty of promo codes still available for both Chalk a Lot and Silly Stories. All requests for a free promo code will be honored.

Links

• Aftershock Website
• Aftershock in iTunes

Aftershock is labeled as a “casual game”, which means that the targeted audience are those who enjoy games without complex instructions and don’t want to invest a large amount of time to learn how to play.

The base game mechanics of Aftershock was modeled after another casual game called “Chain Rxn”, which is one of the most popular games on Facebook. Aftershock, however, includes multiple game modes with different rules and goals so players can constantly have different challenges as they play.

Aftershock was able to drop its price from the expected $1.99 to $0.99 by taking advantage of the new iPhone 3.0 OS feature of allowing apps to have “in-app” purchasing. When Aftershock shipped on August 20th, there was even one expansion pack already available which provides the players with three additional game modes plus a sound effects editor. The Aftershock website, http://www.aftershockapp.com, has a poll available for fans to vote on what they would like to see in future expansion packs.

iPhone App Giveaway
To celebrate the launch of Aftershock, Silton Solutions is giving away free copies of Silly Stories (http://www.sillystoriesapp.com) and Chalk a Lot (http://www.chalkalot.com), their other two iPhone apps.

To get a promo code for either app, Silton Solutions asks that players forward a copy of their iTunes sales receipt to info@siltonsolutions.com along with a note for which app they wish to have. Only one promo code per iTunes receipt will be provided, however a second promo code may be handed out if the receipt also includes Aftershock’s in-app purchase.

This promotion will only work with an iTunes account in the U.S. store as Apple does not yet provide app promo codes that operate with non-US iTunes accounts.

10/19/2009 Update

There are plenty of promo codes still available for both Chalk a Lot and Silly Stories. All requests for a free promo code will be honored.

Links

• Aftershock Website
• Aftershock in iTunes

But don’t worry about being taken advantage of! Silton promises that the additional content, which will cost $0.99, will be well worth it.  Details about the additional content will be made available as the game gets closer to launch.

Chalk a Lot is a sketching application that allows artists to pick a background as well as a “chalk” size and color.  After the artist is happy with his/her work, it can be uploaded to the Chalk a Lot website which hosts a public gallery where their work will be displayed to show family and friends.