The Heist, a puzzle game from the team behind MacHeist that we covered recently, has beaten Angry Birds out of the US App Store�s Top Paid App spot in just half a day, bringing a record 275 day run for Rovio�s runaway app to an end.
The Heist was developed by MacHeist and tap tap tap. MacHeist is famous for putting together Mac app bundles that are sold at significant discounts, and tap tap tap, an iOS development shop, share quite a bit of their management and development staff.
Macheist, is a site that bundles together Mac apps for one low price. Now MacHeist has come up with a similarly great idea, a puzzle game called The Heist that it built in conjunction with TapTapTap.
The Heist is a game that uses 4 different puzzle types to confound you across 60 levels with game center acheievements built in. MacHeist has a long history of offering their massively discounted bundles of Mac software to users that can complete a set of puzzles called Heists.
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Crack the vault. MacHeist, the website that�s become popular among Mac users thanks to its app bundles, marketing tactics and online �missions� to complete to get access to free software and other gifts, has released today its first official iPhone game, called The Heist. You can download The Heist at $0.99 from the App Store.
You may be familiar with MacHeist. Instead of the typical marketing tactics of contests, giveaways, and promotions, the MacHeist team has partnered with the folks at tap tap tap (makers of Camera+ and other fine apps) and launched a new game in the App Store.
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