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Break Stuff app review: for world cancer research
Introduction
Making a big ol’ heap of fun out of a very simple concept is Break Stuff, a very amusing game for iPhone and iPad that has been developed with the primary goal of raising funds for the World Cancer Research Fund International.
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Raise Money for Cancer Research
Cancer research is as worthy a cause as any other, so if you’re on the lookout for a fun app to download with some of the money going somewhere other than the pockets of the developer than I would definitely recommend this one!
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Break Stuff also features some in-app upgrades where you can swap your boxing gloves for a whole arsenal of other smashing tools to really start doing some serious damage, so be sure to check these out too.
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It’s worth noting that the profits from this game must exceed $300 for the money to go to the World Cancer Research Fund International, so you might consider downloading this game solely for the purpose of making a charitable donation.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
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Play a fun tactile game where 50 percent of all profits go to the World Cancer Research Fund International
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Purchase and smash all kinds of beautiful smashable items to vent your frustration!
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Upgrade your boxing gloves to a whole arsenal of smashing tools to really cause some damage
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Purchase upgrades within the app to keep the donations flowing to the World Cancer Research Fund
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The profits must exceed $300 for the money to go to the WCRF so get smashing!
Cons
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There is nothing negative to say about this app
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Final Words
Break Stuff is a simple iPhone and iPad app that delivers a lot of laughs while donating to a good cause, so it definitely receives my recommendation.
MarkBangs
Mark is an opinionated writer who loves to review apps. In 2012, he started reviewing Apple apps on a regular basis and wonders how he survived up to that point without these apps.