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Disney’s Phineas and Ferb: Agent P vs. The Puzzle-Inator app on iTunes

January 11, 2013

My kids are big time Phineas and Ferb fans. Over the holidays they received a few App Store gift cards for Christmas and I’m sure will be adding this new Phineas and Ferb & The Puzzle-Inator game app to their iPods and our iPad. For $1.99 it seems like quite the value in fun.

From reading the reviews, it sounds like this app is not only fun AND challenging for the kids but could be a good one to tryout when on long road trips, too. You’ll be helping Agent P escape from his nemesis we’ve come to know as Dr. Doofenschmirtz while building your top secret invention! There are 10 levels available on the game and you’ll enjoy unlocking special badges while enjoying all the original music and voices from the Phineas and Ferb tv show.

Phineas and Ferb: Agent P vs. The Puzzle-Inator is available here on the iTunes store for $1.99 and would be a great app to gift that special Phineas and Ferb fan! For info on how to gift a specific app {like this one} on iTunes, click here.

Happy app-ing!

4 responses to “Disney’s Phineas and Ferb: Agent P vs. The Puzzle-Inator app on iTunes”

Nanette ~ AMomBlog

January 11, 2013

We are big Phineas and Ferb fans in this house too. And my son just loves puzzles. I will have to let them know about this app, they already have the Where’s My Perry app. 🙂

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candy

January 11, 2013

Nanette – Thanks for stopping by! 🙂 I agree, my boys all love Phineas and Ferb AND puzzles! There is actually a live Phineas and Ferb show in our city later this spring and we are excited to take them again! I hope your son enjoys the app as much as mine will! 🙂

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Disney’s Phineas and Ferb: Agent P vs. The Puzzle-Inator app on iTunes

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