You know the spiel: “Hit iOS game comes to Android, blah, blah, blah…” I personally can’t stand when developers feel the need to sell their app to Android users by touting their “success” on iOS, but if it helps their game get noticed, then so be it. Developers Free Lunch Design have apparently had some success on iOS with their labyrinth game Dark Nebula, and while that’s great and all, let me tell you a little about the actual game (you know, things like gameplay, features, etc.), instead of how well it did on iOS.

Dark Nebula – Episode One is a quick action labyrinth game that will have you tilting your way through eleven action packed levels. Bounce, slide, and spin your way past traps, bullets, and every high tech danger you can think of. It’s fun, challenging, and features intense tilt action gaming.

It’s brand new to Android and while the game looks interesting, I couldn’t give it a try due to my Samsung Galaxy Nexus being unsupported. Not sure if it’s an Android 4.0 thing, but let’s hope the developers remedy that quickly — especially if they wish to have the same “success” on Android as they did on iOS.

If you happen to have a supported device, the game is going for $.99 and is now available in the Google Play Store. Go give it a whirl and let us know if it lives up to the hype.

• Google Play StoreDark Nebula – Episode One