Now celebrating its 10th release, and showing the app store the meaning of dedication to users! Each and every release included the expansion of the available levels.

"frustratingly addictive" -- The Digital Lifestyle, feb4.
"Best iPhone game?" -- iPhone AppCafe, feb15.
"Living the dream" -- nrkp3.no, feb3.

The little crane that could. A game like no other that offers a truly unique experience. Learn to drive and operate a mobile crane.

A realistic physics simulation gives you full control over the crane: rotate, elevate, bend, extend and grapple. It's no walk in the park, no casual game by any means. You'll need to hone your spatial skills before you will be crowned a crane expert.

The little crane that could features:
* 6 free levels
* 16 premium levels (1 in-app-purchase unlocks all 16)
* accurate physics
* great sound effects
* real time shadows via OpenGL-ES2 shaders
* support for iPad and retina displays
* online leader boards and achievements
* sandbox play
* MSAA on iPad
* custom music track by Tony Huisman

'the little crane that could' was the nr 1 free ipad app in 22 countries:
Austria, Belgium, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Guatemala, Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Uruguay and foremost: United Kingdom. Thank you gamers!

UPDATE FROM DEVELOPER:

You can follow me @BramStolk on Twitter. Please consider providing feedback on the game, good or bad. I need to know what you are thinking. There is a button in the HELP screen that takes you to the feedback page in itunes. Also, there is a FAQ now at http://stolk.org/tlctc/faq.html

'The little crane that could' is a game by Abraham Stolk, and it uses the OpenDE physics engine.

Open Dynamics Engine is:
Copyright (c) 2001-2007, Russell L. Smith.
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