Boing Bang
A blaster, a bouncing ball, and a room where every hit splits the problem into two faster ones.
- Category:
- Adventure
- Difficulty:
- Medium
- A session:
- about six minutes
- Input:
- touch
About Boing Bang
This is the old ball popping idea. A large ball bounces around a room, you shoot it, and it breaks into smaller balls that move quicker than the one you started with. The creature you control carries the blaster, and the platforms in the room matter as much as the balls, because they change where a ball comes down.
The bouncing is what makes it hard to read. A shot fired at the wrong moment leaves you standing under the pieces, so timing counts for more than aim. It plays in landscape at 800 by 600, on a phone or a desktop, with one input.
How to play
- Move your creature under the ball, then out from under it again.
- Fire upward to break the ball into smaller pieces.
- Clear every piece without letting one touch you.
Controls
| Tap or click | Everything. One input does the whole game. |
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Tips
- Shoot from the edge of the room. The middle leaves you fewer places to escape to.
- Break the last big ball only when you have space. Two quick pieces are harder than one slow one.