Launchball [iPhone, Games]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Games iOS Members People Posted on:

Originally released as a Flash-based game back in 2007, The Science Museum of London has just released an iPhone version of it's popular Launchball puzzle game. Whilst the Flash version is still playable online, the iPhone version comes with 6 tutorial levels and 36 real levels, as well as a fully featured level editor with ability to create your own levels and download the others' creations. Using over 20 active blocks (including fans, magnets and Tesla Coils) guide your ball through a series of fiendish challenges, and learn some science on the way.

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