Nineoverten.com has put up a review of Fling a Thing, a casual iPhone game that mixes up gameplay elements from both Arkanoid and Mega Jump.
Players launch the fish-inspired "Thing" from the bottom of the screen to collect bubbles that can be found floating in each level. At the same time, they are limited in the number of launch attempts per level.
AppSmile: Fling a Thing, a physics-based casual title from Big Blue Bubble, is now available from the app store. Featuring simple mechanics, plenty of special items to snag, and an endless high-scoring challenge, Fling a Thing is a decent little timewaster.
GameZebo: Addictive high score frenzy. Simple, yet charming gameplay. Fantastic visuals and music.
TouchArcade: Big Blue Bubble’s Fling a Thing [99¢] is one of those simplistic games with an almost indescribable appeal. Its core mechanic is so refined and entertaining and its constituent parts exist in such a strong harmony that you can’t escape re-visiting it. Fling a Thing is great because of the sum of its parts – the sound direction, the presentation, the action, and even the level progression system live to serve each other and it makes for a good time over and over again.
