Turn It Around

Turn It Around is a compilation game of 24 mini-games, each with their own set of goals. To complete them, the player must use the stylus on the touch screen to turn a wheel, each will test the players speed, power and technique for each. The games are: Arkanoid – The classic block and paddle game based on Breakout. Elevator Action – Turn the wheel left or right to get people to their floor. Birdman – Turn the wheel in order to make a bird fly.. Robo Crush – Turn the wheel to drop a compact crusher onto a robot. Golf – Use the touch screen wheel to get the ball onto the green. Money Grab – Catch money from the sky while avoiding falling bombs. Fishing – Turn the wheel in order to reel in a big fish. Skateboard – Try and perform big tricks for a high score. Sushi – Turn a conveyor belt to serve customers. Bub Bob – Shoot bubbles at monsters. Ice Dessert – Make ten snow cones within an allotted time limit. Pottery – Keep a bar within an allotted range to make three vases. Takoyaki – Turn the wheel to fry food for customers. Safe Cracker – A memory game of combinations. Cameltry – A take on an arcade classic where you turn a map to get your ball to a certain point while avoiding obstacles. Station Guide – Guide a drunk guy to a train station in an allotted time. Packed Train – Maintain a balance without getting sick on a train. Dragonfly Hunt – Turn the wheel to hypnotize dragonflies in order to catch them. Swan Runner – A side scrolling game where you race and avoid obstacles. Duck Boat – A racing game where you must be first to make it to the finish line. Turning Puzzle – Turn the wheel to fit pieces of a puzzle together. Hammer Throw – Try the throw a hammer the farthest. Pitch Hitter – Try to hit a home run. Umbrella Man – A side scroller where you use the wheel to float above obstacles while avoiding a giant. There is a multiplayer mode as well, letting friends go at it head-to-head. In addition to this, there is a challenge mode and a free play mode where the player can play the games at their own pace.