Shoot The Balls 4+

Name: Shoot The Balls
Rating: 3.9 (16 reviews)
Author: Giedrius Talzunas

Giedrius Talzunas

Designed for iPad

- 3.9 • 16 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

New game from '100 Balls' creators.

'Shoot The Balls' is simple but addicting app. Test your reaction in single tap game with realistic physics engine.

Tap on screen to target the cannon and fire the bullet ball. Your goal is to shoot as many flying shapes as you can. Shapes with the balls will refill the cannon with new bullets. Heart shapes will add more lives. The longer you survive in the game, the more points you get. Empty cannon or lost all lives will end the game.

• Physics engine;
• Single tap control;
• Short game (~5 min.);
• Leaderboard;
• Achievements;
• Sounds and music.

Oct 25, 2017

Version 2.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

iOS 11 Support;
New Effects Added.

3.9 out of 5

16 Ratings

A fairly fun game, but it needs an update.

The game is wildly addicting and I find myself coming back to it every day, but there's a huge problem.

At one point when you reach a high enough level, shapes with extra balls in them will stop appearing altogether, and I end up losing lives and ammo at the drop of a hat. Eventually extra ammo will show up, but because I had to hold my fire, I end up with 10 lives remaining, and even then, more ammo becomes extremely rare.

Please fix that mechanic.

Love my GiT games.

Shoot the balls! Shoot the balls! Shoot the balls! Their offerings are the bets kind of arcade games. Easy to grasp, rewarding with practice, and ever challenging (no ceiling yet!)

Frustrating but fun

I find it annoying that you lose lives when something hits something else off the screen or straight back down before you even have a chance to shoot. And other times when you shoot things they get launched away by something else or you hit the wrong thing because something got in the way...... Fun but frustrating.

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