Mash the monsters by clicking on their heads as they appear.  The longer you play the faster they’ll appear, so be careful, you can only miss 10 monsters before the game is over!

The fate of the world is at your finger tips!
Don’t let us down.

FEATURES:
- Addictive, fast paced gameplay
- Monsterific illustrations
- 6 great monsters to mash (with more available soon!)
- High score automatically recorded
- Option to turn off music and / or sounds
- Ability to turn off “gory splats” (making it a bit more kid friendly)

GAME PLAY TIPS:
Sit your iPhone or iPod touch on something in front of you, either a table, or while lying on the floor. Then use your left index finger on the far left row and your right index finger on the other two rows.

To pause the game simply tap the title bar at the top of the screen.  You’ll then have the option of leaving the current game or continuing it.

Don’t look at your score / misses while playing.  Stay focused to defeat the evil horde of ghouls!

ABOUT:
Monster Mash is developed by Park East, Inc. in the spirit of “Whack a Mole.”

Illustrations by Noel Green.
Coding by Jason Green.

Download on iTunes Here

Go to the “Settings” tab.

“Daily Items” – this is how many daily allowance items you have.  Click on the field and enter in your maximum daily allowance.

“Calculate 1/2 Items” – many people in Europe like to calculate items to the .5 decimal.  If you would like to do this enable this option.

“Calculator Clicks” – This is a preference. If set to “ON” you’ll hear the little “click” noise on the main keypad. If set to “OFF” you won’t hear it.

“Allow Entry In Past Days” – This is a preference. If set to “ON” you will be able to go into “Log” and then into “Weekly List” and select a past day. After selecting it you’ll be able to enter things from the Favorites or from the Calculator screen into that “past day”. If set to “OFF” everything you enter will automatically go into “Today” no matter what day you were last viewing in the Log.

“Week Start Day” – This sets the day you want to start your week on. Every time you cycle through one week all your allowance will reset.

2 – Entering Data

Go to the “Calc” tab.

Click on the number you’d like to enter. You’ll see the number appears in the “keypad #” field up on the right of the screen.

Next we’ll click on the “item name” field above and type in the name of the food you’re entering.  Now we’re ready to add it to our Log.

You have 3 choices here… “+Log” or “+Favs” or “+Both”.

+Log – use this button if you only eat this food once and will probably never eat it again. This will add the data directly to your Log without adding it to your Favorites.

+Favs – use this button if you want to enter the food you know you’ll eat again later, but haven’t eaten it yet this week. So say you know you’re going to eggs all the time, but haven’t eaten any today. Well, you can go ahead and enter “eggs” into your Favorites by using this button without affecting your daily allowance.

+Both – use this button if you’re entering a food you just ate that you’ll eat more of later. This will add the food to both your Log and your Favorites at the same time.

As soon as you hit either the “+Log” or “+Both” buttons you’ll notice your “item name” and “keypad #” will clear. You’ll also see your “daily” field subtract the amount you just entered.

You can now follow the steps under this section again and again for as many foods as you’d like to add. Always either adding them to your Log, your Favorites, or to Both. Everything added to your Log will deduct from your daily allowance for that day.

3 – Using Favorites

To add a food from your favorites list simply click on the “Favorites” tab, find and select the food you want to add then click the “add to log” button up at the top of the Favorites screen.  Repeat this action for as many foods as you’d like to add to your log.  You can also select multiple foods at once.

4 – Using Log

Go to the “Log” tab.  You’ll see that there’s a list of every food you’ve eaten today.

You’re able to scroll through all the foods you’ve logged today by simply moving your finger up and down the screen.

5 – Using the Weekly List

While you’re still in the “Log” tab you’ll see a “weekly list” button up on the top left of the screen. Click that button and you’ll see a list of days, Sun – Sat, from the past week. The numbers in parentheses to the right of the dates tell you how many items you had logged for that day.

If this is the first time you’re using the iLog It application then you will see a set of 7 empty days.

You’re able to scroll up and down on this screen by using your finger and sliding up and down on the screen.

NOTE: when you’re in the “weekly list” view of the Log the numbers on the bottom of the screen read “- / -”. This is because no day is currently selected. Once you select a day you’ll be able to see all the logged items from that day, and the numbers on the bottom will reflect that days log. So… if you see the “- / -” instead of numbers on any of the other screens it means you need to go into the Log and choose a day.

To choose a day in the “weekly list” simply click on the date.

6 – Deleting Items

To delete an item from either the “Log” or your “Favorites” simply “swipe / slide” your finger across the item name from left to right. A “Delete” icon will then appear and you can remove the item. (That works on everything on the iPhone in case you didn’t know.)

7 – Setting “Activity” field

Go back to the “Calc” tab. At the bottom right you’ll see a field labeled “activity.”

Use the “activity” area on a daily basis to enter in some activity.

Simply enter in a number on the keypad. You’ll see the “activity” area light up / turn yellow. Click on it with your finger. The activity field will then show the number.

If you see the “- / -” instead of numbers on any of the other screens it means you need to go into the Log and choose a day.

You don’t HAVE to use your activity items, but they’re there if you need them.

8 – The Icon Number

When you look at the icon you’ll see a little red number. This is the left over allowance you have for the day.

From the first time you touch iFigure you’ll be in love. Its slick graphic interface is not only a joy to behold, its a breeze to use. Developed by people who have actually been very successful losing weight — as well as with the help of all of you and your comments — iFigure is intuitive, simple, and increasingly powerful with each release. Plus, it does what you want it to do… figures calories, fat and fiber.

Included Features:
- set your daily allowance
- save favorite foods
- save foods into a daily & weekly logs
- see your remaining allowance update automatically based on your log
- record daily fruits and vegetables, water, milk, oil and exercise
- automatically figures weekly allowance and activity into your total
- on the fly values (no need to hit “calculate”)
- no tabbing to calculate
- easy to read numbers
- no connection to the internet needed
- decimals
- european system

iFigure Tips
If the field lights up, you can click in it!  Enter a number, then press the “activiy” field… that number appears as your daily activiy.

Did you miss an entry yesterday?  Simply turn on the “Allow Entry In Past Days” option in settings.  Browse to the day you forgot something in, then go back to your calculator or favorites to enter the food.  You’ll be prompted to make sure to enter it in that day.  Like this feature?  Leave it on all the time!

Only seeing “dashes” instead of numbers on the bottom?  You need to select a day from the weekly list in the log.  Once a day is selected you’ll have numbers again!

Notice the little red circle with the number in it on the iFigure icon?  That’s how much allowance you have left for today!

Questions and comments
please email iphone@parkeastinc.com

We would love to hear your input!

What’s New?
- New layout
- Weekly Log
- Addition of “oil”
- Addition of “vitamins”
- Weekly Allowance
- Activity Allowance
- European Settings
- Set Week Start Day

iFigure is in no way affilliated with or endorsed by Weight Watchers.

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