A 2D arcade space shooter.

Arcade space shooter with sensor manipulation.

- Keep device horizontally screen up, or choose suitable angle in game preferences.

- Drive smartball with accelerometer (small tilt) and use touch to fire.

- Collect health, energy and armour resource balls.

- Avoid freezing balls.

- Destroy enemies (large balls) with laser cannon and earn scores to get into Hall of Fame. -

- Review your statistics and change player name using preferences button.

What's New in the Latest Version 1.25

Last updated on May 10, 2024

new:
- shooting enemies.
- hall of fame for each difficulty level.
- change difficulty only after (re)starting new game.
fixed:
- scores are earned according to enemy category.
- fixed bug in restart game procedure.

Smartball is a puzzle game that challenges players to guide a ball to a designated goal by strategically placing various objects on the playing field. The core gameplay revolves around understanding basic physics principles like gravity, momentum, and friction. Players are given a limited set of tools, often including ramps, blocks, springs, and fans, which they must position to create a path for the ball to follow. The challenge lies in using these limited resources efficiently and creatively to overcome obstacles and navigate the ball to the target.

The game typically features increasingly complex levels, introducing new obstacles and tools as the player progresses. Early levels might focus on simple ramp placement to overcome small gaps, while later levels require intricate constructions involving multiple tools and precise timing. Success in Smartball relies on careful planning, experimentation, and an understanding of how the objects interact with the ball and the environment. Often, there isn't a single "correct" solution, encouraging players to explore different approaches and develop their problem-solving skills. The game provides a satisfying blend of physics-based challenges and creative construction, appealing to players who enjoy brain-teasing puzzles and experimenting with physical simulations.