They are the hardest puzzles to solve yet you will not leave the game. Boom Blox Bash Party is a puzzle video game developed by EA Los Angeles and published by Electronic Arts. It will only be available on Wii video game console. It is a sequel to one of the most famous puzzle game Boom Blox. The game will be released in spring of 2009 in Europe and North America. The game will feature around 400 levels and as an additional feature of uploading the custom-created levels to share online. Development of the game started just after the first game of the series was finished. Boom Blox Bash Party was officially announced on January 28, 2009 and will be designed by great film director Steven Spielberg.

Most of the gameplay of Boom Blox Bash Party is same as of the previous one but will feature some new mechanics. According to the developers of the game shooting mode was the least favorite, therefore it is less stressed this time. This game was created as a part of famous deal between Electronic Arts and Steven Spielberg to make three original properties. However, Boom Blox Bash Party is not counted as the part of the original series.

A new slingshot mechanic is included in the game. The shooting mechanic will be less effective than in the first game. New environments are the best feature of the game, like outer space and underwater. In addition, new block shapes such as ramps and cylinders are also included. Multiplayer mode is enhanced and is made more extensive. The feature everybody is waiting for is the ability to upload levels on the server and at the same time download levels designed by other players. Uploads will be reviewed by Electronic Arts and will be filtered out if any kind of inappropriate content is found. Few levels are from the original Boom Blox. All the levels are free to download. However, the friend codes are missing this time, which is a common method of online play on Nintendo DS and Wii.

First announcement for the game was made on 18, November 2008. However, the official announcements were made as late as 28 January 2009 by EA. Just like the previous version of the game, it is developed by Electronic Arts and will design by Steven Spielberg. Initially it was a part of a deal made between EA and Steven Spielberg, to make three original properties. As soon as Boom Blox was completed, Steven Spielberg kept meeting EA to work on a sequel. However, once Boom Blox was completed, EA wasted hardly any time in launching the sequel.

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