good fun
addictive
Reviews for "TumbleBall!"
TonyDowney responds:
It's not addictive until you start seeing balls falling down in front of you while you're sitting at your desk.
Simple
Its relaxing and it makes you think. i hav no criticism for it. this is one of the games u would come home from school or work or whatever and play as a stress reliever.Good job
TonyDowney responds:
Man, if you need a stress reliever, go ahead and play the game *at* work or school. The dedicated server for it at tumbleball dot com isn't on most firewall ban lists... yet!
AAAWWESOOOOME
This was an awesomely great game with nice bright graphics and all the rest.
TonyDowney responds:
Winner for most Caps in a 10 outta 10 review - jarjojo408. I'm going have to give you a prize. Maybe a copy of Hot Tub Time Machine? Have you seen this stuff? It's WACKY.
great
too short
needs infinite tome mode
TonyDowney responds:
I don't quite follow, would you care to elaborate?
Yay Gaming!
This has been an exciting experience of both how and why to make a game, as well as a curious experiment into understanding how to appeal to many without making it bland to do so.
Thanks to everybody who actually cares enough about stuff and writes a review, I usually find this difficult to do myself. Tony and I worked hard to get this going, and I look forward to seeing where it leads.
TonyDowney responds:
Joshua Hoiberg, everyone! That's his styrofoam mug you're making vibrate!
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The full version - with access to a LOT more levels and a level editor (where all these new levels are coming from) is just $5! But only for a limited time! Likely by the time Josh's review gets pushed off of this page, it will be over, and back to $10. So if you liked the game and you want more, and you like indie games in general and you want to show your appreciation with 5/5 ratings and 5/5 dollars, we'd love you for it!
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If you're a new player that has never seen this before, can you tell us how you found this game buried under the other half a million games out there? We're just curious!