Swipe Ball turns each level into a small exercise in prediction. The fun comes from discovering an unexpected route, adjusting a nearly successful shot, and finally watching the ball drop into the cup. With 20 worlds of increasingly tricky layouts, this bouncing puzzle offers plenty of opportunities to put your understanding of physics to work.
GAME OVERVIEW
Swipe Ball is a physics-based arcade game where reaching the cup often requires a little creativity. Each level places a rubber ball and its target at different positions across a puzzle-like layout. Walls, platforms, and narrow openings stand between them, turning an ordinary toss into a test of angles, force, and trajectory.
The mouse swipe determines how the ball travels, but the surrounding objects have a say in the final result. A wall can become a useful launching point, while an awkward platform can send the ball in an unexpected direction. Successful shots come from understanding how these surfaces interact with the ball rather than simply aiming at the cup.
Twenty Worlds With Different Shooting Problems
The game features 20 vibrant worlds filled with handcrafted stages. Their layouts gradually introduce more demanding obstacles and less obvious routes to the target. Some levels reward a direct launch, while others require players to use the environment to create a chain of rebounds.
Three faults are available in each level, making shot selection important. Random swiping can quickly waste those chances, so observing the layout before launching is part of the puzzle. Realistic physics also means that small changes in force or direction can produce noticeably different results.
Finding the Right Angle
Every throw starts with a mouse movement. The direction and length of your swipe determine the ball's trajectory and launching force.
- Aim and Launch: Click and drag the mouse to set your shot, then release to throw the ball.
- Adjust Direction: Change the swipe angle to guide the ball toward the target or a nearby surface.
- Control Power: Vary the drag distance to make stronger or gentler throws.
