Gerbil Physics

The object of the game is to knock down every block with gerbils imprisoned in them beneath the yellow line in 84 levels. The player makes use of bombs, blasts or nukes to knock the blocks away, ideally supporting blocks to collapse the monument. Gerbils in red blocks must never be touched. Points are accumulated by liberating as many gerbils as possible in the shortest time.

The evil Toad King has a hatred for Gerbils and has them imprisoned in blocks that are stacked into monuments. The player is tasked with demolishing those monuments to liberate the Gerbils and restore their land.

The game was coded in the C# language. The audio was composed using the Audacity tool. The levels were designed using the Gleed2D application. Kevin Small hired someone from Brazil to voice the gerbils. The game had to be rewritten in order to cater for the mobile platforms.

A sequel titled Gerbil Physics 2 was released for Xbox Live Indie Games store on May 17, 2010.

Kotaku reviewed the game as both adorable and enthralling. PC Magazine rated it as one of 30 "Best Windows Phone Games".