Toxic Balls (Free)
Toxic Balls (Free) tasks you with rotating three glass tubes with a swipe to catch and match -- vertically or horizontally -- colored balls, eliminating them. New levels add new colors, balls with special abilities unlocked when you match them, and slightly faster gameplay. Toxic Balls never quite comes together as a fun game, though. It's lethargically paced, all the rotating and collecting is more like work than play, and the controls don't feel as precise as we'd like. Toxic Balls can’t be paused, either; but when you begin a game, you can always resume from the level you last played.
Toxic Balls (Free) just doesn't bring the fun.Toxic Balls (Free)
COMPANY: Artefacto Estudio
CONTACT: www.artefactoestudio.com
PRICE: Free
REQUIREMENTS: iPhone or iPod touch with 2.0 Software Update
Some nice backgrounds and other artwork.
Sluggish gameplay. Imprecise controls. Score
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