Gamelab, creators of Roswell Fighter [ $.99 / Free / $1.99 HD ] and Probably Nuts [ $.99 ], have released their newest game yesterday. Published by Chillingo, Pirate's Treasure [ $1.99 ], is a 3D dual-stick shooting adventure game. Pirate's Treasure is a game similar to Minigore [ $.99 ] with two on-screen joysticks to control the game. The right controls where you shoot and the left handles your movement. Unlike Minigore , however, Pirate's Treasure has a campaign mode that sends you on a quest to recover your gold. The game has over 50 stages, each with different missions to unlock the next. In campaign mode, you must defeat each stage by completing a certain goal to receive a key to unlock the next level. For example, staying alive for 40 seconds or killing 20 monsters will unlock the next stage. These missions get progressively harder as you get farther in the game. As you collect more keys, you are able to access different areas of the island and play in different themed environments. You also get gold coins from beating stages that you can use at the shop to upgrade your character. By purchasing upgrades you are able to do better as the levels get harder, advancing you through the game. You can upgrade attributes such as your fire rate, movement speed, chance of getting a flame thrower, and increasing your special ability.

Gamelab, creators of Roswell Fighter [ $.99 / Free / $1.99 HD ] and Probably Nuts [ $.99 ], have released their newest game yesterday. Published by Chillingo, Pirate's Treasure [ $1.99 ], is a 3D dual-stick shooting adventure game. Pirate's Treasure is a game similar to Minigore [ $.99 ] with two on-screen joysticks to control the game. The right controls where you shoot and the left handles your movement. Unlike Minigore , however, Pirate's Treasure has a campaign mode that sends you on a quest to recover your gold. The game has over 50 stages, each with different missions to unlock the next. In campaign mode, you must defeat each stage by completing a certain goal to receive a key to unlock the next level. For example, staying alive for 40 seconds or killing 20 monsters will unlock the next stage. These missions get progressively harder as you get farther in the game. As you collect more keys, you are able to access different areas of the island and play in different themed environments. You also get gold coins from beating stages that you can use at the shop to upgrade your character. By purchasing upgrades you are able to do better as the levels get harder, advancing you through the game. You can upgrade attributes such as your fire rate, movement speed, chance of getting a flame thrower, and increasing your special ability. There is also an endless survival stage to see how long you can last and compete on the online leader boards. Be sure to upgrade your character before entering this stage though, as the enemies are much tougher. It's better to play through the campaign some before trying to compete in this stage.

Backflip Studios, who brought us Ragdoll Blaster and the recently-released Strike Knight , has joined forces with Team Phobic ( Bounce On , Bounce On 2 ) to shortly bring us Tunnel Shoot , a … tunnel shooter … somewhat reminiscent of Boost 3D , but with a little more neon glow. Gameplay involves zipping down a series of tunnels festooned with obstacles and enemies bent on your destruction.  Don't crash, don't blow up, and hold onto your hat. See the developers' gameplay video: Tunnel Shoot looks like fun — we're anxious to give it a try when it makes its App Store debut in mid-June. And, while we're talking Backflip Studios, have a look at Ragdoll Blaster 2 [ App Store ],  which is on sale this weekend for $0.99 (down from $2.99).