Puzzle

Toon Blast

Peak

Written by our team. Installs go through Google Play, nowhere else.

What it is

Toon Blast is a free puzzle game from the developer Peak, described in the listing as coming from the makers of Toy Blast. The core action is blasting cubes and building combos to clear levels. It is set in a cartoon world with a cast that includes Cooper Cat, Wally Wolf and Bruno Bear. The release date shown is August 25, 2017, and the last update is October 23, 2026. It has been installed more than 100,000,000 times and is rated Everyone.

What the listing says it does well

The page describes a long run of levels grouped into episodes, with varied objectives and a range of obstacles. Boosters help you get past hard spots. Collecting stars for finishing levels unlocks rewards.

The social side is a real part of the design. You can create or join a team, compete with others, and receive lives from teammates so you can keep playing. For a game that limits attempts, that is a useful feature to see spelled out. The listing also says you can sync your game between a phone and a tablet, which matters if you switch devices.

The rating data is strong. Toon Blast holds 4.64 stars from 4,674,811 ratings. 77.8 percent are five stars and 13.4 percent are four stars. Only 2.1 percent are one star and 1.2 percent are two stars.

Where it falls short

The listing is general. It speaks of tons of challenging levels and dozens of obstacles but gives no real numbers. It does not say how the lives system works beyond teammates sending them, and it does not mention ads or in-app purchases. Those are fair questions for a free puzzle game, and the page leaves them unanswered.

The ratings also show a middle group. About 5.4 percent of ratings are three stars, and combined with the low ones that is roughly one rater in eleven who was not won over.

Who it suits

This suits anyone who likes quick match puzzles with a light cartoon look and an optional team element. The text suggests it is easy to start and harder to master. People who want a single-player game with no social layer can likely ignore the team features, though the listing does not say whether they are optional.

This review draws only on the store listing and rating figures, not on hands-on play.

What we like

Team features let you send and receive lives, per the listing
Progress syncs between phone and tablet, according to the listing
Nearly 78 percent of ratings are five stars

Watch out for

The listing does not mention ads or in-app purchases
The listing gives no level count beyond 'tons'
About 2.1 percent of ratings are one star, and 5.4 percent are three stars

Verdict: A highly rated, well-established puzzle game that fits short sessions; the lack of specifics in the listing means you should check purchase terms before you commit.