Choose an angle, release, and watch the balls rebound! ReboundBalls is a shooting puzzle in which you launch balls at numbered bricks and work out how to make each shot count. The controls stay simple, leaving you free to focus on the route through the walls, gaps, and blocks ahead.
A numbered block may need several hits before it disappears. Rather than aiming only at the first brick in view, consider where the ball can travel after that initial contact. Collect more balls, deal with the incoming rows, and turn a carefully chosen angle into a stronger run.
How to Play
- Start by checking the launch position near the bottom and the numbered blocks above. The current starting point affects which angles will be useful.
- Press and drag to adjust the firing direction. Check the aiming guide, then release to launch the ball or volley.
- Hit a block to reduce its number. A brick is destroyed after it has taken the required number of hits shown on it.
- Watch the rebounds from walls and other blocks. An angle that creates several contacts can give a single launch more opportunities to deal damage.
- Collect balls to increase the number released in a volley. Follow the BALLS display at the bottom as you prepare your next shot.
- Use MORE BLOCKS when appropriate. It recalls all balls and introduces additional blocks, so consider the current flight and board position before choosing it.
Use the Walls to Find Another Route
A direct hit is not the only way to approach a target. Look for a path off a side wall or through a gap between bricks. A useful rebound may let the ball reach a different part of the formation and make better use of one launch.
The later path depends on what the ball strikes first. Consider both that first contact and the space beyond it, then use the result to refine the next angle. Adapting to the changed board is more useful than repeating a direction simply because it worked before.
Balance Large Numbers with Low Positions
As new rows appear, existing bricks move farther down the screen. Do not focus exclusively on the largest number. Check the blocks closer to the bottom as well, and distinguish quick clears from bricks that still require several hits.
After a shot, inspect the remaining numbers as well as your score. A brick you did not destroy may still be easier to deal with because its value has been reduced. Decide whether your next launch should finish those weakened blocks, open more space, or concentrate on a stronger target.
More Balls, More Possibilities
Collecting balls creates a fuller stream of shots. The game's instructions also explain that crossing each 50-ball threshold changes the balls' color and increases their attack power. Keep an eye on the count as you develop both the strength and the placement of your volleys.
Once the balls return, check where the next launch will begin. A previous angle may no longer lead to the same place from the new position. Reconsider the route from the current starting point to the target; even a modest shift can produce a different series of rebounds.
In a minimal space-themed setting, ReboundBalls gives you a direct challenge: lower the numbers, break the bricks, and enjoy the movement of a well-aimed volley. Find the angle, make the contacts count, and work toward a new best score!
