Bounden
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $0.99 | Adriaan de Jongh | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Holding either end of a device, you tilt the device around a virtual sphere following a path of rings. You swing your arms and twist your body, and before you know it, you are already dancing.
• Watch the Dutch National Ballet dancers in Bounden's tutorial videos.
• Unlock 8 dances.
• Classical music composed by Bart Delissen.
Bounden was featured on the New York Times, the Guardian, BBC, The Verge, Mashable, Kotaku, GiantBomb, Joystiq, Destructoid, and many others.
Reviews
I Like It...
RJG179
It’s definitely fun and novel, but it needs new content or some option to make it fresh.
We tried, but it just didn't click
3k3m1n1
Really cool concept, but we just couldn't get into the music. After level 1 it gets so confusing that we sort of just bs thru it until we give up. Also, the videos are impossible to follow (but interesting to watch!)
Ingenuous and fun
MrT3D
This game is the best use of mobile gameplay for art & interpersonal connections I've seen in a long time!
the most creative expression
bburbank
I simply love it; I've been playing with my wife and children all morning.
Great Game!
Itzgeico
Play this with my girlfriend and we laugh and try to get better scores. It is rare to see such use of the gyroscope in iPhone games these days.
So exceptionally wonderful
yDNA
I can't wait to play this with my friends! Ever since I saw the videos for it, I've been very excited waiting to try it. And now it's here. It's whimsically wonderfully wacky fun.
Inspiring and Brilliant
TheBeff
Not only is this game a blast, it's a testament to the power of technology to bring people together in new ways.
Fun!
timrand
Such a pleasant challenge to do with my spatially challenged wife! Thank you for giving us hours of laughter and joy.
Special
weienw
Nothing else like this out there. Fun to invite family and friends to play the tutorial, and see them dance about and come to feel good about their skills. Feels like the difficulty ramps up a lot after the first couple levels, but there's nothing wrong with that -- just gotta work at it a bit. :) and learn to trust your partner.
