Download Free Tower Bloxx Deluxe 3D Symbian Games. Digital Chocolate's Tower Bloxx remains one of the top games released for mobile since IGN Wireless first started the beat in 2003. There has not been a real-real part deux for the game, only the formula-reversing Pyramid Bloxx. However, the enduring popularity of Tower Bloxx prompts Digital Chocolate to continue refining the game with new editions, such as 3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe. Because this update only builds upon the core of the original without offering a sequel-like departure, IGN Wireless will not review the game. But that doesn't mean we can't spare a few words to tell you just how good it is.
3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe is a two-part puzzle game. The first half is a block-stacking game. You drop floor upon floor via a swinging crate, raising towers into the sky. The straighter the tower, the more residents flutter into the building via umbrella parachutes. This update adds a multiplier to this part of the game. When you drop one floor directly on the other, you start a timer. Every block you slam down in that timer gives you extra citizens. If you snap two floors together perfectly, the meter is boosted. If you get good at this, you can sustain the multiplier all the way to the top floor.
The other half of 3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe is a city-planning strategy game. After completing a building, you place it in your city. As more citizens move in, you hit milestones that unlock extras. New buildings, such as red and green towers, are taller and can hold more citizens. But certain buildings can only exist next to each other. A green building, for example, must be adjacent to a blue and red building. You can replace existing buildings with new ones, further adding to your population.
The Deluxe version adds more cities to fill in this half of the game as well as new tower toppers, called trophies. If you erect a really straight tower, you can drop a trophy on the roof to really boost your city's image.
3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe is a two-part puzzle game. The first half is a block-stacking game. You drop floor upon floor via a swinging crate, raising towers into the sky. The straighter the tower, the more residents flutter into the building via umbrella parachutes. This update adds a multiplier to this part of the game. When you drop one floor directly on the other, you start a timer. Every block you slam down in that timer gives you extra citizens. If you snap two floors together perfectly, the meter is boosted. If you get good at this, you can sustain the multiplier all the way to the top floor.
The other half of 3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe is a city-planning strategy game. After completing a building, you place it in your city. As more citizens move in, you hit milestones that unlock extras. New buildings, such as red and green towers, are taller and can hold more citizens. But certain buildings can only exist next to each other. A green building, for example, must be adjacent to a blue and red building. You can replace existing buildings with new ones, further adding to your population.
The Deluxe version adds more cities to fill in this half of the game as well as new tower toppers, called trophies. If you erect a really straight tower, you can drop a trophy on the roof to really boost your city's image.
The new additions, such as the extra cities and the on-screen bonus multipliers, really do make this upgrade a better game. The 3D visuals are also razor-sharp. This is an outrageously attractive game, and while I am happy to have it to myself on mobile (a web version exists, too), I really think this would be a great XBLA or Wii Ware game. Tower Bloxx is an incredibly addictive puzzle game that is still as good today as the first time I played it back in December of 2005. If you spot 3D Tower Bloxx Deluxe on your deck, I highly recommend you download it. It's awesome.
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