Noxion

The goal in the Danilo Gulamhussene-developed game Noxion is to crash particles into one another. It all goes something like this. Blue particles that display an X and purple particles that display a + keep showing up op on the screen. You can tap a particle and drag it anywhere you want, or you could tilt your iPhone and the particles will fall according to how you tilt it.

What you have to do is group the particles together; blue ones with other blue ones, and purple ones with other purples ones. Then you can take the two clusters and crash them together. When you do that, apart from the thrill of causing some mayhem and destruction, you will get some points. The particles will disappear and you will be awarded some points.

There is an added element of danger in the game – just to spice things up and keep it interesting. While the particles keep popping up, the sidewalls keep closing in. You have to act fast and smash groups of particles together to keep the walls from closing in on you. The bigger the collision, the more space you will clear up.

Theoretically, you could play this game indefinitely – which is great if you have a lot of time on your hands and you want something fun to do. You can play for a long, long time, because there’s an unlimited number of levels. As you play through the levels, you will have tons of fun (that’s a given) and you will get to unlock a bunch of nice awards (I won’t give anything away, I’m going to let you find out for yourself).

So to sum it up, Noxion is a fun game you could play for a long, long time. There’s a lot of fun to be had by grouping particles of the same kind and smashing them together and trying to keep the walls from squashing you.

What we like

• Nice graphics and sounds
• Amusing gameplay
• Unlimited levels
• Awards
• Control up to five particles at the same time
• Detailed statistics
• In-game help
• GameCenter integration
• Language support for English and German

Additional information on Noxion is available here.
A video presentation of the game is available on YouTube here.