Ball Attack

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This is basically a turbo-charged version of those "Ballz" brick-breaker games, but you're stuck at the bottom firing up instead of bouncing. Your cannon auto-shoots at falling numbered balls, and your only job is to dodge left and right while blasting everything to zero before it touches you. It's arcade chaos distilled into pure reflex-testing gameplay—no story, no mercy, just survive the waves.

Key Features

• Auto-Fire Cannon: No need to tap shoot—just aim and dodge while bullets fly nonstop.
• Numbered Destruction: Every ball shows its health number; chip away until it explodes.
• Four Power-Ups: Bottom hotbar abilities include multipliers and special attacks to clear tight spots.
• Coin-Based Upgrades: Collect currency mid-game to boost firepower and survival tools between runs.

How to Play Ball Attack

The learning curve is a straight vertical line—you'll understand it in 10 seconds, but lasting past wave 5 is the real challenge.

Drag Your Cannon to Survive

You slide your finger (or drag your mouse) left and right along the bottom of the screen. The cannon follows instantly—no lag, no joystick nonsense. Your gun fires automatically in bursts, so positioning is everything. Stay mobile or you're toast.

Destroy Balls Before They Touch Ground

Numbered hexagons drop from the top. A "3" ball needs three hits to pop. Bigger numbers mean tougher targets. If any ball reaches your cannon's level, you lose instantly. No health bar, no second chances. The pressure ramps up fast as more balls spawn and their numbers climb into the double digits.

Spend Coins on Upgrades Between Waves

Gold coins drop when you destroy certain balls. After you die (and you will), you spend those coins on permanent upgrades—faster fire rate, stronger bullets, or cooldown reductions for your abilities. The progression is slow but noticeable. Expect to grind a bit if you want to crack the later waves.

Who is Ball Attack for?

This is a commute game or a "waiting for my pizza to arrive" game. Perfect for casual players who want instant action without tutorials or complicated menus. Kids will love the bright colors and simple feedback ("Amazing!" "Boom!"), but adults might find the repetition wearing after 15 minutes. If you liked those number-smashing mobile games from 2017, this scratches the same itch.

The Gameplay Vibe

It's relentless but not punishing. The action never stops—bullets flying, balls dropping, coins clinking—but the game doesn't stress you out like a bullet hell shooter. The visuals are super basic: flat vector art mountains in the background, chunky UI buttons, and generic explosion effects. There's no music to speak of, just satisfying "pop" sounds when balls explode. It feels like a phone game ported to browser, which makes sense given the oversized touch-friendly buttons. The whole aesthetic screams "made in a weekend with Unity asset packs," but honestly, it works for what it's trying to be.

Technical Check: Saves & Performance

Your upgrades and coin totals save automatically in your browser cache, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off—just don't go clearing your history like a maniac. Performance-wise, this will run on a potato. I tested it on an older laptop, and it didn't even spin the fan. Mobile players get the same smooth experience; the touch controls are actually more responsive than using a mouse.

Quick Verdict: Pros & Cons

A solid 10-minute distraction that doesn't pretend to be anything deeper than arcade score-chasing.

• ✅ Pro: Instant action—no loading screens, no setup, just drag and shoot.
• ✅ Pro: The upgrade system gives you a reason to replay instead of rage-quitting after the tenth death.
• ❌ Con: Gets samey fast—every wave is just "more balls, bigger numbers." No bosses, no stage variety.

Controls

Super tight and responsive. The cannon follows your input with zero delay, which is critical when you're dodging five balls at once.

• Desktop: Click and drag your mouse left/right to move the cannon. Abilities activate with number keys 1-4 or by clicking the icons.
• Mobile: Swipe left/right with your thumb. Tap the ability icons to trigger power-ups.

Release Date & Developer

Developed by assaf.shpits@spheratech.online and released on September 2, 2025. It's a fresh release, so expect balance tweaks and maybe new power-ups down the line.