Monster Physics!

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Dan Russell-Pinson
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Monster PhysicsMy biggest and most adventurous app to date, Monster Physics, has just been released!  Monster Physics is a unique building app that lets you play with physics!  Build and operate your own car, crane, rocket ship, plane, helicopter, tank and more!  Visit Monster Physics in iTunes here: http://freecloud.com/c/MP/

Build intricate, working contraptions with over 68 different parts including wheels, rockets, propellers, cannons, magnets, claws, wings and more. Choose from different materials including metal, wood, plastic, rubber and ice. Connect parts together by welding them, drawing a rope or chain between them with your finger or using special dynamic joints to bring them to life.

Once your invention is complete, Monster Physics will render it with it’s built-in physics engine and let you actually operate your creation in real time. You can drive your car, operate your crane, guide your rocket into space or fly your helicopter! The possibilities are limited only by your imagination.

Monster Physics comes with 50 missions for you to solve including simple tutorials as well as mind-bending challenges. Many of the missions are open-ended and can be solved with a wide variety of different solutions so you can play them over and over again. Players will learn problem-solving and creative-thinking skills while having tons of fun.

Players learn physics “hands on” through solving missions and building and refining their own inventions. In addition, a separate learn section introduces players to basic physics concepts such as friction, force, mass, acceleration and more.

FEATURES:
▸ Create your own monster avatar
▸ Design and operate your own inventions
▸ Solve 50 fun missions
▸ Build with 68 different parts
▸ Learn common physics terms
▸ Create up to six player profiles
▸ Enjoy fun sound effects and music
▸ Powered by a realistic physics engine
▸ Retina support for iPad 3 and iPhone 4
▸ Works on both iPhone and iPad – a universal app

Watch the promo video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKFhlR3DsPo

REVIEWS:
★ “Kids learn physics by building and refining their inventions and completing missions.” – The Wall Street Journal
★ “Monster Physics is bound to be a hit with students and adults alike” – FunEducationalApps.com
★ “a fun, educational app that hits the mark with kids” – The iPhone Mom
★ “It is the perfect combination of learning and entertainment.” – Best Apps For Kids
★ “Whether you are new to physics games or an old pro, everyone can have fun building creative machines with the large variety of parts available.” – jayisgames.com
★ “Monster Physics Makes Learning Fun” – iGameMom
★ “a wonderfully creative and educational universal app” – GiggleApps.com
★ “Learning And Building Has Never Been More Fun” – AppTudes.com
★ “Dan has hit another home run with Monster Physics.” – AppHipMom
★ “a very well done, engaging and innovative physics puzzler.” – The iMums
★ “…will keep you and your kids asking to play more.” – Teachers With Apps

Comments

28 responses to “Monster Physics!”

  1. Serge Laguerre Avatar
    Serge Laguerre

    It is fabulous and fantastic.

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Thank you!

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  2. Heather Avatar
    Heather

    My son absolutely loves this. He plays on his own and sometimes we play it together. He is 7 and has played it for close to a year now. He has created over 50 inventions. I only wish I could record the inventions and upload to Facebook to share with family. The other day he build our house and a car and his fathers restaurant. The car drove from the house to the restaurant and back. He also built a replica of R2D2 and many other inventions. Thank you for this game!

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  3. Heather Avatar
    Heather

    I also wanted to add that we are also big fans of stack the states, stack the countries and mathmateer which greatly helped my son with his math when he was having difficultly with the school’s teaching of addition and subtraction!

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hi Heather! Thanks so much for your note. It makes me very happy to hear how much your son has enjoyed Monster Physics. His inventions sound awesome! Concerning the ability to share: many of us kids app developers avoid having our apps connect directly with the internet due to the recent COPPA laws. Having said that, I’ll keep your request in mind and see if I can come up with a solution. All the best. -Dan

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    2. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Awesome! So glad my apps have helped your son.

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  4. Leslie Freeman Avatar
    Leslie Freeman

    My grandson Aiden Ganzerworks@gmail.com is ten years old. He has a difficult time engaging in a lot of school activities . He loves your game. We work on projects together,this feels like an extension. We love your application. Thanks from or heart.

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hello Leslie, Thanks so much for your kind words about Monster Physics. It makes me very happy to hear that your son is enjoying it so much. All the best. -Dan

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  5. Warren Avatar
    Warren

    Can you build and move machines underwater?

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Not at the moment, but that’s a great idea!

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  6. chad Avatar
    chad

    Hi Dan
    Your games are the future of education! Any chance you are looking for a collaborator for your next masterpiece? Also, I would be interested in marketing these applications to schools. Thanks -Chad
    ps If you haven’t watched the film “Into the Thunder Dragon” unicycling at it’s most extreme!

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hi Chad! Thanks for your comment and for your kind words about my games. I tend to work alone just to keep things simple, but thanks for your interest. I’ll be sure to check out “Into the Thunder Dragon” when I Can… All the best! -Dan

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  7. Hyram Avatar
    Hyram

    Hi Dan,
    Great work! My daughter (and I!) enjoy the challenges of the missions and making up machines. I like how the environment obeys physical laws and I use it to illustrate to her basic principals of physics.
    One thing I noticed missing is a spring element, preferably with adjustable spring constant but any kind of spring would be great.
    You have a real winner on your hands and I look forward to an update or in-app purchase with more missions.
    I’d be happy to be a beta tester!
    Thanks for your efforts.
    Best,
    Hyram

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Thanks for your kind words about Monster Physics Hyram. Adding a spring object is a great idea. All the best, Dan

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  8. Curtis Avatar
    Curtis

    Any chance of it coming to amazon

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hi Curtis! Anything is possible, but I have no immediate plans to port Monster Physics to android. Thanks for your interest. -Dan

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  9. Dustin Avatar
    Dustin

    My 7 year old loves this game and talks about it every night they have free iPad time at school, but he can only play at school since we don’t have any Apple products at home. Do you have any plans to support Android?

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hi Dustin, so glad to hear your 7yo is enjoying Monster Physics. I would love to see Monster Physics on android too, but I don’t have any immediate plans to do so. I’m not ruling it out though. Thanks, -Dan

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  10. Alan Rodriguez Avatar
    Alan Rodriguez

    Two questions: how do you make fire in monster physics? And: can you tell me about monster physics Easter eggs?

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hello Alan. Thanks for your comment. There’s no option to make a fire in Monster Physics. There is a plastic easter egg shape that you can use to build contraptions with, but that’s the only easter egg I know of. -Dan

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  11. Janet Stoner Avatar
    Janet Stoner

    I got this app for my soon to be 5 year old grandson because of the reviews and the fact it looks like SO much fun! We have built our characters and created an invention but cant figure out how to make it move! Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the app or is it intended or smarter, more intuitive grandma’s than this 57 year old retired IT grandma that is dying to play but can’t figure it out!! :). PS graphics are AMAZING!!

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hello Janet. Thanks for your note and for introducing Monster Physics to your grandson. The best way to learn Monster Physics is to play the missions. The first several mission are designed to slowly introduce the different features and get you up to speed. I hope this helps! -Dan

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  12. Wendy Avatar
    Wendy

    Will this be available for pc too?!

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Hi Wendy! Thanks for your note. At this time there are no plans to port Monster Physics to the PC.

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      1. Wendy Avatar
        Wendy

        Hi Dan, thanks for the reply. Ive just stumbled across a link (below) suggesting to use Bluestacks (android emulator) to play Monster Physics android edition on your PC. Was monster physics ever released for android?

        https://au.pcmac.download/app/505046678/monster-physics

      2. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
        Dan Russell-Pinson

        Hi Wendy. Unfortunately, Monster Physics was never released for Android.

  13. Anonymous Avatar
    Anonymous

    Can this be transformed over to the Google Play store?

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    1. Dan Russell-Pinson Avatar
      Dan Russell-Pinson

      Monster Physics was created using Apple-specific development tools. At the moment it’s only available for iOS.

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