Watch out Angry Birds, there’s a new app in town. It may not be as aggressive as our feathered friends, but this new addictive creation is courtesy of Robert Nay, an eighth grader from Utah. It bounces, it slides, it glides down walls to reach your target flag... With its moving walls and weird angles, Bubble Ball relies heavily on the laws of physics, which, of course, we are all familiar with, right?
Bubble Ball is currently the #1 free app on Apple’s App Store list, knocking Angry Birds out of the pedastal and putting this bouncy ball at the top of everyone’s smart phone play list.
The fourteen-year-old creator, Nay, is something of a boy wonder. He taught himself how to use the mobile developing program to create the game, which he thought up after his friends challenged him to make a game of his own after seeing how much he enjoyed using his iPod touch. Since its release on just before the new year, its popularity has reached soaring heights, scoring more than 2 million downloads in just the past two weeks. But that’s just a start – apparently, playing games like Bubble Ball are good for your brain!
The app is currently free for the downloading, so get your physics mind in gear and be prepared to put your fingers (and brain) to the test!






