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Experience an innovative 2D arcade game inspired by classic bubble shooters that comes with a unique twist in Physics Balls! The gameplay is simple, addictive, and often unpredictable. The cannon is installed at the top of the level, and instead of a single ball, you’ll shoot several of them in a burst fire mode to destroy the objects slowly approaching from below.
Different geometric shapes are closing in toward the level’s ceiling, taking one step closer to it every time you take a shot. Each shape contains a specific value, indicating how many times it must get hit to destroy it. The balls you use as bullets will ricochet off the sides of the level as well as off the objects hit, enabling you to perform some awesome trick shots.
How to play Physics Balls
As aforementioned, the balls shot will ricochet off geometric shapes and left/right borders. Therefore, to maximize their potential, you want to try to prevent them from reaching the bottom for as long as possible. This isn’t easy, especially when some of the objects are destroyed in the process, but it is still worth trying to accomplish.
Angles at which you hit the geometric shapes are especially important because they’ll directly determine in which direction the balls will bounce. Don’t rush making plays, but think your shots through because the objects reach the ceiling quickly if your shots are inefficient and end the playthrough.
What are the controls for Physics Balls?
Tap or click, then hold and drag to aim at the geometric shapes below, then finally release to unleash the burst of balls in the desired direction.
Features
- Physics- and math-based bubble shooter with a twist
- Geometric shapes close in on the cannon after each shot
- Burst of balls fired ricochets upon hitting objects
Playing Physics Balls on CrazyGame
Physics Balls runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
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