Hawthorn, Australia – Picture This, a self starter Australian company, today is thrilled to announce the release of Crazy Opposites 1.1, an update to their fun, creative, lateral thinking game developed exclusively for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. Crazy Opposites uses a unique river crossing theme; players jump from stepping stone to stepping stone towards (of course) the opposite river bank. It is crazy because players are asked logical questions with no logical answers:

* What is the opposite of scrambled eggs?
* What is the opposite of a bridge?
* What is the opposite of winning the Nobel Peace Prize?
* What is the opposite of a lawyer?

Players answers must match the most common answers for them to move forward. Full of fun graphics, music and stimulating questions, Crazy Opposites is sure to provide hours of fun for both adults and children.

As one player Vy Anna remarked it is interesting to see how others “rationalize their answer.” Another player, Nerida, commented this “is a great game that gets both sides of your brain going to the gym! Both your logical and creative sides receive a workout.”

Version 1.1 adds a max character limit to answers. Game developer, Miranda Dumas, says “a series of variations of Crazy Opposites is already in the pipeline.”

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
* Requires iOS 5.0 or later
* This app is optimized for iPhone 5
* 13.4 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Crazy Opposites 1.1 is only $0.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category.

Crazy Opposites 1.1
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