Tiki Lavalanche

A physics puzzle game.

Let's imagine you live in your peaceful island inhabited by calm people, caressed by the sun and heir to a kind weather and fertile land. Then, your once-calm gods get angry and choose to erupt that nice volcano to test your faith. So far, the plot.

Game's about not letting the golden blocks fall into the lava. Every stage will start with a perfectly balanced tower of pieces, both wooden and golden. You can burn wooden pieces so the rest will fall ruled by laws of physics whim. Once you get the grasp, new pieces will come into play, every one with its own properties. Likewise, what were regular squared golden blocks will be replaced by spheres and Tetris-like pieces. In short, know that there's a carefully measured difficulty curve and everybody can learn how to play.

Although the approach isn't original at all, the staging actually is. Physics are fair and you don't get that deceiving feeling other games can give, graphics are nice and everything is canned in a lovely midi ukelele tune.

Therefore, great game. Fun and smart. It's free, ad-supported, though ads can be removed through an in-app purchase. We's like there was something else, kinda secret levels or something, but it's absolutely recommendable no matter how you look at it and you will soon warm toward it.