Monster Physics®

Name: Monster Physics®
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 4.3 (87 reviews)
Author: Freecloud Design, Inc.

By: Freecloud Design, Inc. App

Education

Overview

Version:

1.6

Last updated: 2017-05-07

Ranking

#145,807 ▼ 94

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Monster Physics is a hands-on educational app that lets kids design and test physics-based machines using a built-in engine. Build vehicles, cranes, rockets, and more, then operate them in real time.

With 68 parts, 50 missions, and up to six player profiles, it teaches physics concepts such as friction, force, mass, and acceleration through creative building and problem-solving. No ads or in-app purchases; supports iPhone and iPad.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Games

By:

Freecloud Design, Inc.

Rating:

4.30

(87)

Version:

1.6 Last updated: 2017-05-07

Version code:

841407452

Creation date:

2012-05-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

51.65MB

Price:

1.99

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-14

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Ranking

# 145,807 ▼ 94

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Developed by:

Freecloud Design, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/monster-physics/id505046678

User Reviews

Overall, Monster Physics is praised as a fun educational sandbox with nostalgic value from school use, and it appeals across ages due to its open-ended physics-based building. However, players frequently hit a hard cap of 50 parts, struggle with 2D limitations, encounter bugs and imperfect controls, and find the tutorials lacking. Many ask for more content (additional parts, levels) and even a 3D version. Despite these drawbacks, the app remains a beloved, creative tool for tinkering and learning.

Pros

Educational and fun; a great learning tool.
Nostalgic and school-friendly; widely used in classrooms.
Creative, open-ended physics sandbox with many build possibilities.
Broad appeal across ages; engaging for kids, teens, and adults.

Cons

50-part build limit is a major constraint.
2D physics limit; many want a 3D version.
Bugs and glitches affect gameplay (e.g., obstacle course breaks, buggy connections, occasional UI issues).
Tutorials are insufficient, causing a steep learning curve.
Desire for more content (additional parts/levels) and higher limits.