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Deskripsi game Build a Tower Bloxx by skillfully place blocks of apartments on top of each other, if you get perfect alignment of the blocks more residents will move in. Tertambah 31 Oct 2008. Tower Bloxx is an awesome action game, in which you have to create skyscrapers. Just pile the given tower blocks up wisely. The higher your multistory building the more people will move in.

Stack blocks as high as you can to create buildings without tipping them over! Unique and fun!

Reviewed by: Brandon

• What's Free - Play game for 100 minutes.
• File Size - 38 MB
• Play It On - Win XP/Vista/7
• Support - Tower Bloxx Deluxe Support

DFG Exclusive Review Summary

• Multiple game modes - Story, Quick Game, Time Challenge, Party Game
• Unlock new tower types, more floors, better roofs, and other game modes
• Earn achievements for reaching certain populations and building better towers
• City planning and layouts create interesting puzzle element

• Building towers is repetitive
• Buildings and upgrades are somewhat generic

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Game Description

You probably haven't played a game like this!

Reach for the skies in this wacky skyscraper construction game!

In Tower Bloxx Deluxe, your task is to build brand new homes for the Tower Toons - funny little people who move in and turn the lights on before they even have a roof over their heads! But building isn't easy. Your skills at speed and timing will be essential in building the highest buildings possible in the shortest amount of time.

Building takes careful timing. A crane will swing a block over a target site and you must click at the right time to drop the block on the target. Drop the next block on the block you already dropped and so forth. The faster you can drop, the higher your score. But if you aren't accurate, your building will topple over!

Several different game modes to keep you entertained

In the “Play Story” mode the mayor A.Z. Millspaugh and city architect Ava Dandelion of Sycamore Vale has asked you to quickly help in rebuilding the city since the old buildings are falling apart. Luckily your amazing building block system is perfect for the job! Build all types of buidings to improve the city and keep the residents happy!

In Quick Game mode your goal is to make your tower as high as possible and only your improving building skills set the limit to how high you can really go.

In Time Challenge mode you get to see how well you do under pressure. Speed is the key but so is accuracy!

In Party Game mode up to four people can build towers on the same machine with split-screen fun!

Tower Bloxx is easy to learn, alot of fun, and unlike any other game you've played. Give the free trial a shot today!

Tower Bloxx Deluxe Review

- Review by Brandon

Plan your cities carefully and build the best and tallest towers you can in Tower Bloxx Deluxe. You start the game in Story Mode with only a single city. You must build up the population by creating towers. Taller and better built towers will attract more people and unlock new features and upgrades faster than smaller or poorly built towers. However, building towers is more challenging than it might seem.

Good Timing Makes Tall Buildings

The towers are built in a small construction yard and then moved to their new location when finished. As you build, large blocks swing from a crane over your construction site. Each block will form a floor of your tower. You must skillfully time the release of the blocks so that they land on top of previously placed blocks. Poor timing may cause blocks to tumble down the tower or make timing even more difficult as the tower starts to sway back and forth. Perfect placement of the blocks will make the tower more stable and attract more people, helping you increase the population faster and with fewer towers. Better towers will also unlock balcony blocks or trophy roofs which will further increase the population.

Build the Right Tower for Max Population

You must also take into account the layout of the city you are working in and the type of tower you are building. The blue tower can be built anywhere, but later towers have requirements on where they can be built. For example, a green tower must be built next to a red and blue tower. A red tower can only be built next to a blue tower. These requirements mean that you'll need at least some planning to build up your cities with bigger and better towers. The cities themselves also have different layouts that must also be taken into account when placing towers.

As the population continues to grow you'll gain access to new types of towers, tower upgrades, new cities, and new game modes that are initially locked. New towers bring more floors and stricter building requirements. Tower upgrades consist of balconies and trophy roofs for placing multiple blocks perfectly. New cities will bring more room to expand and different layouts to handle.

Unlock New Game Modes

You'll also unlock new modes. Build your tower as high as possible in Quick Game mode, or race against the clock in the Time Challenge mode. You can even play with up to three friends in the Party Game mode with split-screen action.

Very Easy to Control

The gameplay and controls in Tower Bloxx Deluxe are quite simple. There isn't a tutorial or guide to get you started, but there are some small tips and most of the gameplay is fairly intuitive. You need only a mouse and a good sense of timing to be successful. Even if you aren't most skillful player, you'll still do well.. You won't be able to really fail or lose, but you can always improve.

The graphics in Tower Bloxx Deluxe are rich and colorful. Each tower has its own distinct color and block design. You'll even be able to see the upgrades you earn such as balconies as you build your tower. There are visual cues when you stack blocks perfectly like a flask of light or ring of stars. The graphics won't blow you away, but they are done perfectly and work well for the game.

Repetitive But Addicting if You Like the Core Game

Tower building in Tower Bloxx Deluxe is pretty repetitive. There is no difference between building towers, except for the number of floors. At the same time, trying to properly time the blocks and perfect your towers is somewhat addictive. The desire to improve can help drive you to go back and replace poorly done towers, or work over and over again to make the best tower you can manage.

Conclusion - Simple But Fun

Whether you're looking for a challenging puzzle experience or just some random fun, Tower Bloxx Deluxe is a great game to play. Multiple game modes let you work towards massive cities, that tallest tower you can put together, or even play with your friends. You'll have success regardless of your skill level, and more hardcore players can use their abilities to perfect their play.

Manage multiple tower types in a variety of city layouts as you seek the largest populations possible. It might get old after a while, but the game will keep you more than entertained until then.

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Digital Chocolate, Inc. was a video game developer and publisher headquartered in San Mateo, California. It was founded in 2003 by Trip Hawkins, the founder of video game companies Electronic Arts and The 3DO Company. The company focused on developing games for Java ME-based mobile phones, iOS, and Microsoft Windows, and made some non-entertainment titles. Its marketing motto was Seize the minute.

The developer was officially stopped in 2014. It has sold its games to RockYou, and its website was shut down.

History[edit]

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Digital Chocolate was founded in 2003 by Hawkins after the failure of The 3DO Company. It had operations in San Mateo, Seattle, St. Petersburg, Bangalore, Helsinki, and Mexicali.

In 2004, Digital Chocolate acquired European developer Sumea,^[4] which then became its Helsinki studio.

On August 15, 2011, Digital Chocolate agreed to acquire Sandlot Games, a leading casual game developer and publisher.^[5]

In May 2012, Trip Hawkins stepped down as CEO to move to a 'consulting and advisory relationship' with the company. The company also announced plans to lay off 180 employees.^[6]

Galaxy Life is its most successful title on Facebook to date, ranking at 284th bucket of MAU (Monthly Active Users) as of September 13, 2013.^[7] In 2013, Digital Chocolate's Barcelona studio was sold to Ubisoft with the Galaxy LifeIP and the Helsinki studio was closed.^[8][9][10]

In April 2014, Digital Chocolate's four remaining Facebook games — Army Attack, Crazy Penguin Wars, Millionaire City, and Zombie Lane — were licensed to RockYou, along with the hiring of its developers to continue work on the games.^[11][12][13]

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• Crazy Monkey Spin
• Crazy Penguin Catapult 2
• Crazy Penguin Wars
• DChoc Cafe Hangman
• DChoc Cafe Solitaire
• Foto Quest Fishing
• Galaxy Life
• Kings & Warlords
• Mafia Wars
• Mafia Wars 2
• Mafia Wars 3
• Mafia Wars: New York
• Millionaire City
• Minigolf Castles
• MMA Pro Fighter
• Party Island Bowling
• Party Island Pool
• Petanque: World Tour
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• Rollercoaster Revolution 99 Tracks
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• Tower Bloxx: New York
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In 2009, the company's game Brick Breaker Revolution won an IGN award for Best Artistic Design.^[14]

Mobile Entertainment named the company 'best mobile games developer' in 2006 and 2007.^[15]

In 2006, Digital Chocolate received nine IGN Game of the Year awards. Its game Tornado Mania! was awarded Wireless Game of the Year with a 'perfect 10' score,^[16] and the company was named Best Developer.^[17]

In 2012, the company's game Army Attack was nominated for the 'Social Networking Game of the Year' in the Academy of Interactive Arts & Science's 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards.^[18]

The company has been included in The Red Herring Global 100.^[19]

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External links[edit]

• Official website