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About Blow it up

Aliens invaded and turned BOOMTOPIA into a battleground. With your friends taken and chaos spreading, you grab your gear and fight back. Blow it up is a thrilling physics destruction game where each bomb takes you closer to victory or total mayhem.

• Unlock 7 distinct bombs, choose from TNT, confetti, and fireworks to create devastating explosions. Build your own levels with Creator Mode.
• Conquer over 70 explosive stages, rescue your captured friends, and find the perfect spot to bring structures crashing down.
• Each block behaves naturally, adding a dynamic touch to the adventure as you explore and rescue your friends.
• Access a wealth of community creations, share your own, and challenge others in this ever-expanding world of chaos.

Blow it up Reviews

Blow it up has enough about it to remind of the joys of Angry Birds. The destruction mechanics are good, as is trying to work out exactly where the sweet spot sits, all so you can go blowing things up with aplomb.

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