iBlast Moki Review

By Damian Chiappara, on September 19, 2009

Publisher: Godzilab
Genre: Action
Released: 18 Sep, 2009
Size: 16.7 MB
Price: $2.99

PROS

Challenging and addictive puzzle gameplay.
Custom level creation and online share options mean you’ll always have the option of new levels.
Easy to use control scheme.

CONS

Some people might not like the more calculated style gameplay.
The online leaderboard options require you to sign up with Plus+.

VERDICT

If you love blowing stuff up or physics gameplay then look no further than iBlast Moki.

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iBlast Moki is a physics based puzzle game for the iPhone. It seems like all the little Moki’s are lost and need you to help them get home. And the only way to do that is to use bombs to blast them into small wormholes. You must blast them over obstacles and into the wormholes as fast as you can for a better score.

You control bomb placement by dragging a bomb from the right hand panel next to a Moki. From here you can see the path that your Moki will take according to the placement of your bomb. Once you are satisfied, hit the explode button and watch your Mokie fly. Further on in the game, you will also need to master multiple bomb placement and timers in order to complete the levels.

The cute and cartoony visuals look very fluid and smooth. The sound is a lot of fun and players have the option to use their iPod during gameplay. The game is single player only, but along with the main game mode, there is also a level creator that players can use. Highscores and achievements can also be tracked by using Plus+, an online game profile option.

iBlast Moki is an example of a physics based game done right. The gameplay becomes very challenging and proper bomb placement requires a lot of tweaking to get right. There are some decent online features here, but some of which require an account to access. Nonetheless, iBlast Moki is a great title that offers a wide range of levels and lots game content to keep you entertained for a long time.

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