Do you remember as a kid how you used to make block towers just so that you could see them fall down, crashing to the ground? Boom Blox is just like a set of those wooden blocks, only in video game form. Every variant of game you can think of that could be played with wooden blocks (and a few more that couldn’t) is in Bash Party, making this a fun kit of games for a group of players.

The single player game consists of a bunch of rulesets, each with a bunch of levels to play. For example, one set of levels sees you given a bowling ball that you use to knock everything to the ground in the least number of throws. To throw the ball you point the Wii Remote at the point you want to throw at (rotating the stage if you wish to by holding B), pressing A to select the spot and flicking the Wii Remote as hard as you want the ball to be thrown. When you release A the ball goes flying towards the spot you chose and the realistic physics engine takes over from there. If you found the weak spot in the structure you have the pleasure of watching the entire thing fall apart in spectacular fashion.

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