Peggle Blast

Peggle Blast

By Electronic Arts

  • Category: Games
  • Release Date: 2014-12-02
  • Current Version: 3.2.2
  • Adult Rating: 9+
  • File Size: 446.52 MB
  • Developer: Electronic Arts
  • Compatibility: Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
Score: 2.50454
2.50454
From 5,401 Ratings
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Description

Read on for important info below! APP STORE EDITORS’ CHOICE Take your best shot with a blend of luck, skill, and joyous thrills in Peggle™ Blast! Clear the orange pegs as you rack up bonus points, and hit style shots that’ll make you smile for weeks. Learn from Peggle Masters and harness their powers to score big in peg-popping challenges. From the makers of Bejeweled™ and Plants vs. Zombies™ comes the newest PopCap game, bursting with character, charm, and fun. Join the millions who adore the magic of Peggle. Aim for greatness! You may restrict in-app purchasing using your device settings. SIMPLE CONTROLS Bring the joy anywhere, anytime with easy-to-use controls and unpredictable gameplay. It’s an exuberant ball-and-peg blasting puzzler everyone can enjoy, but only the magical will master. SMILE-INDUCING TENSION Bounce your way to fun with every high stakes shot and mighty near miss. Pop orange pegs to reach the explosive joy of Extreme Fever. Compete against friends while you progress – and send them sparkling gifts! The action never gets stale thanks to peg-gooping gnomes, gem drops, time bombs, brilliant boosts, and triumphant rainbows. A FANTASTIC ADVENTURE Immerse yourself in an evolving, wondrous map full of glittering worlds, including Pearl the octopus’s sunken pirate ship and Madame Batrina’s cave opera hall. Win big and experience over-the-top reward moments, enhanced by a majestically dynamic soundtrack that sings with each shot. LEARN FROM MAGICAL MASTERS Meet mystical Peggle Masters and learn to use their extraordinary powers, like Bjorn the unicorn’s Super Guide, or Jimmy Lightning’s nuttarific multiball, to rack up legendary scores. Then test your skills with head-to-head matches against the Evil Master Fnord (Bjorn’s mischievous brother). Aim! Shoot! Score! Requires acceptance of EA’s Privacy & Cookie Policy and User Agreement. Contains advertisements for EA and its partners. Collects data though third party ad serving and analytics technology (See Privacy & Cookie Policy for details). Contains direct links to the Internet and social networking sites intended for an audience over 13. User Agreement: terms.ea.com Visit http://help.ea.com/en/# for assistance or inquiries. EA may retire online features after 30 days' notice posted on www.ea.com/1/service-updates. By installing this game, you consent to its installation and the installation of any game updates or upgrades released through your platform. You can turn off automatic updates through your device settings, but if you do not update your app, you may experience reduced functionality. Some updates and upgrades may change the way we record usage data and metrics, or change data stored on your device. Any changes will always be consistent with EA’s Privacy and Cookie Policy, available at privacy.ea.com. You can withdraw your consent at any time by removing or disabling this app, visiting help.ea.com for assistance, or by contacting us at ATTN: Privacy / Mobile Consent Withdrawal, Electronic Arts Inc., 209 Redwood Shores Pkwy, Redwood City, CA, USA.

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Reviews

  • Dissatisfied

    2
    By andy-b-nd
    I’m a HUGE fan of the classic peggle. My college GPA suffered a whole point due to a peggle addiction. With such a compelling formula, I can’t understand why EA would sully it so. There are peggle fans who would pay $100 for a classic version and then incremental amounts for additional level packages. I know I would. I don’t play any games anymore but was feeling nostalgic, so I downloaded peggle blast. I agree with the other reviews that suggest the additional obstacles and limited lives not only take out the joy and satisfaction, they also goes so far as to make it a stressful, frustrating experience. About the only positive side effect is that I refuse to pay for lives and boosts on principle, which means I eventually run out of lives and can’t play for hours at a time like I used to. If I’m searching for something positive to say, I do like how the aiming works in this version.

  • The ADS!

    1
    By Jason284950372648
    THIS IS A GREAT GAME BUT THE ADS MAKE IT UNBEARABLE. NONE OF MY FRIENDS PLAY IT ANYMORE BECAUSE WE CAN’T STAND THE AMOUNT OF ADDS YOU NEED TO SIT THROUGH. ITS UNREALISTIC AND UNBEARABLE. WHAT A SHAME.

  • Forced ads after every level, no way to pay to remove them

    1
    By Weirdy
    I would pay to remove ads. But being forced to watch an ad after every single level makes it completely unplayable. I’m deleting my account and the app and will discourage anyone else from investing even a minute of time trying to play it.

  • Play proper Peggle, this isn’t it.

    1
    By Guy, the guy
    Play 60 Levels and then enjoy level design meant to force you to use consumable abilities. One of the more annoying things is the way pegs get cleared from the level as they are hit. The physics are a mediocre port to mobile as well, which would be fine if the game was a consistent reasonable challenge.

  • Why?

    2
    By Widdle twiddle
    I love Peggle. Very fun game. But why in the holy mother of god do you punish your players by making there no way to listen to music or podcasts while playing the game? All you did was piss me off and now I don’t want to play anymore. Seems counterintuitive

  • 1990’s EA AOL Silent Death

    5
    By Vvarlords
    EA has never returned this game. They bought the rights and shut it down. Please bring back Silent Death. Love *Pluto*

  • Fun till it’s time to pay

    1
    By SunsetWasFound
    After level 30 you will be forced to pay to continue. That’s just part of why it’s not like the original.

  • This game is really bad

    1
    By darkestcorgi680
    This game smears the good name of John Peggle and his dog Bjorn. The difficulty of the levels change eratically from easy enough to win on first try to spend a week and you *might* beat it. There's microtransactions everywhere to make sure when you get to one of those impossible levels that you give in and buy some power ups. Not to mention ads at every loss. Also the ball in this game is heavier than the original peggle games probably to stop you from getting higher peg combos and having too much fun. Overall this game reeks of greed much like everything else EA gets their grubby hands on, and isn't worth your time. Go play peglin or something.

  • It starts off like any other peggle game..

    1
    By TreWillz26
    However, when you get a little further in, the levels go from difficult, to nearly impossible. At first i was thinking, maybe i’m just rusty at the game. Despite beating all other Peggle games, it had been a while since i last played. But i went back and played them and i found the issue. This game is super hard because they want you to spend money on the microtransactions. Extra balls, lives, power ups, etc. This game is designed around making the player feel the need to buy stuff to beat certain levels. At first i was jumping through hoops and figuring out how to beat the levels myself. It just took time as any other free-to-play mobile game with microtransactions. But then you get ridiculous levels with constantly fast moving pieces and unbreakable pegs making it impossible to get to the pegs that you need to break. Then it doesn’t feel like it would just take time anymore. i read some posts on Reddit of people who took 100 plus days to pass one level. Uninstalled.

  • Classic example of a good game ruined by greed.

    1
    By ShakeZulaMicRula
    I remember playing this game endlessly on car rides as a kid on my dads iPad. I played it even more at home on my Xbox. The game now is nothing like what it used to be and it’s pathetic. You get 5 lives that take 20 minutes each to refill, on levels that are almost impossible to complete without buying .99 cent power ups. The Peggle masters are useless in these levels that take a minimum of 2-3 lives to complete. It’s very insulting seeing one of the best mobile games ever created be drowned by greed and micro transactions. The gameplay is frustrating and stressful. Compared to 8-10 years ago when it was actually a relaxing fun game to play.

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