GameZebo: Don't you just hate it when, after a long day, all you want is a delicious cookie and you find out that some unwanted guests have stolen all your precious nibblets? That's just what happened to the Blue Aikos (adorable, fuzzy creatures who populate the lush wilderness of Aiko Island).
TouchArcade: Aiko Island [$0.99 / HD] is, at first glance, just another physics puzzler in an endless procession. Is there anything we haven't seen from the vast selection of games where you balance one item while poking away at everything beneath it? Apparently, yes. IceFlame's opus may draw inspiration from sources both within its genre and beyond, but it has more than a few surprises left to share.
Pocket Gamer: If you can have too much of a good thing, is it really that good a thing in the first place? Aiko Island certainly doesn’t want for content, with a fairly substantial bang (125 levels) for your buck (or 69p), but the fun is spread a little too thinly.
After some striking, if slightly over-dramatic, intro music more befitting of a sweeping fantasy epic, you’re whisked into a world populated by what look like squares of fabric vacuumed up from Jim Henson’s studio floor.
GameZebo: Lots of puzzles. Fun, challenging gameplay. Cute graphics and sound. Charmingly goofy plot.
