TouchArcade: iOS was a little late to the game when it came to action-adventure games that featured real-world toys. Disney’s iOS version of Infinity [Free] is restricted to its (admittedly cool) toy box mode while Skylander’s Trap Team [Free (HD)] is the first title on iOS to offer the full console package. While both have enjoyed some success on iOS, they are still ports of console juggernauts. Sick Bricks by toymaker Spin Master looks to change all that with a new universe of animated shorts and miniature toys all grounded in an action-adventure title designed for mobile.
This kids adventure game gets reviewed by the folks over at AppGamer
Sick Bricks marks the launch of a new franchise in very fast, comprehensive order. Not only is this iOS and Android game out, but so is the cartoon and the line of toys that go with it. Sick Bricks, despite being a Lego Movie ripoff, is a high-quality, very good looking game that is much more console-like than most free-to-play mobile games.
FamilyGamerTV: "Sick Bricks is a new iOS game from Spin Master that takes more than a leaf out of the Lego and Skylanders video-game playbook. In many ways Sick Bricks does what I had expected Lego to do a long time ago — integrate their brick toys closely with a video-game in the “toys to life” genre as Activision call it."
