Stack and balance a family of mischievous & dysfunctional shapes using multi-touch controls to slide and rotate them into position. Build your way to victory but remember to keep your balance by tilting the screen to prevent your teetering tower of blocks from Toppling to their doom.

When you first play Topple, you are entertained. You have to stack blocks ontop of each other and reach a certain height mark without making your tower fall apart, by wisely placing the blocks and balancing your tower using the accelerometer controls.  The gameplay feels refreshing and though the music is repetitive and there are no sound effects from the environments or caracters, the graphics are great, especially for the hilarious, personnalised facial expressions of the multiple blocks. It's really catchy.

But then why 3 Stars for Fun and Replayability? It's because obviously stacking blocks on top of each other eventually gets old.
The game gives you some challenges, achievements and a free play mode to make you come back and play more, but you see, it just always boils down to the exact same thing.
But also, the challenges are just too difficult. It's brutal and frustrating.
And there is really no reason to play the Free Play mode: the main objective here is to make your tower the highest possible (you can then share your scores over wifi which is cool), but it's easy as cake and it goes on and on and on forever, forcing you to stop playing by boredom.

I recommend the download, it's worth it, though just don't expect the game to stay on your iPhone or iPod Touch for too long.