Bouncing Balls Game
For the past few weeks, Bouncing Balls has been one of the most popular games on the PrizeRoom site. The goal in Bouncing Balls is to clear all of the balls from the screen by grouping them into clusters of three or more of the same color before the giant iron weight comes crashing down. In order to win at Bouncing Balls you must be able to react quickly!
Whether you decide to do a straight shot or strategic ricochet shot, you must aim carefully. Pay special attention to the ball that is in the queue – you will want to plan for it when shooting the current ball.
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With each cluster of balls cleared, and each level successfully completed, your score will increase. The more balls that you clear in one shot, the more points you will receive. You will also earn points based on the amount of time that it takes you to complete a level.
“A friend got me hooked on playing Bouncing Balls. We enjoy competing against each other and I like playing the game because it provides me with a fun way to relax for a few minutes during my hectic day.” -Anonymous (PrizeRoom User)
There is no doubt that you will be hooked on the game after only a few minutes. Be prepared to return often in order to try to beat your high score! With each new level that you enter, additional balls will be added to the game and the weight will fall faster.
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If you like Bouncing Balls, then you will definitely want to check out PrizeRoom’s Crusher game. The game takes place in a factory complete with turning gears - and a massive crusher! This ball clearing, aim and shoot game will also keep you on edge as you try to clear the screen before time runs out. Spend a little time browsing the PrizeRoom site and you will see that they have a large offering of fun prizes and games that will keep you playing on their site for hours.
Think you have the skills necessary to conquer Bouncing Balls? Then what are you waiting for? Click the link below to play!
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