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Boom Blox Bash Party

Description

Boom Blox Bash Party is a physics-based puzzle game in which players throw, sling, and shoot their way through over 400 levels. Co-designed by Steven Spielberg, it is the sequel to Boom Blox.

Gameplay modes predominately consist of knocking over towers of blocks with balls or removing individual blocks from towers without knocking them down. Examples of tools used by the player include bowling balls, paint balls, slingshots, and sticky hand-ropes.

Bash Party expands on the original game by adding new block types and shapes (such as cylinders), new environments, and multiple new single and multiplayer game modes. It also introduces the ability to create, share, and download levels created by other players online without the use of Wii Friend codes.

Alternate Titles

• "Boom Blox Smash Party" -- European title

Part of the Following Groups

• Boom Blox series
• Physics Engine: Havok

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The Press Says

Game Over Online	Jun 18, 2009	89 out of 100	89
Play.tm	Jun 16, 2009	89 out of 100	89
Jeuxvideo.com	May 29, 2009	17 out of 20	85
GameSpot	May 20, 2009	8.5 out of 10	85
SOS Gamers	Sep 16, 2009	84 out of 100	84

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Trivia

It was named Best Party Game Without Beatles in the Title in GameShark's Game of the Year Awards 2009.