Two game modes in Tower Bloxx — Quick Game and Build City — give something for both the casualest of casual gamers and anyone who wants deeper satisfaction from their games. The Build City mode puts you in charge of constructing an entire metropolis one skyscraper at a time. Piece together towers, then place them on the grid in an effort to increase the town’s population. Upgrades and new types of towers add to the strategy, but you still have to have a good eye for dropping blocks while building. Quick Game, on the other hand, lets you hop in and build a tower where your only concern is when to click the mouse button.
A combo system lets you rack up a high score by dropping pieces at the dead center of the block below. Tower Bloxx isn’t too strict with its physics, allowing you to build a wavy tower that would never stand in the real world. The more lopsided your building is, however, the more it will sway in the wind as you gain height. A moving tower is a tough target for a swinging crane.
If you love Tower Bloxx, then check out the downloadable game, Tower Bloxx Deluxe!
Analysis: Such a simple game, but Tower Bloxx managed to hook me from the first time the screen rumbled when I dropped a block. The combination of the Quick and Build modes creates a near-perfect atmosphere to keep just about any gamer coming back for more. And the game is so immediately gratifying you’ll want a few more rounds before you call it a day.
A little something for just about any kind of player, Tower Bloxx is one of those rare games that hook you right from the start.
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Cheers to Shaun and Adamus for suggesting the game!