Description

Physics merges meet quiet strategy in 2048 Ballz, an endless board where numbered spheres drift, collide, and combine into higher values while gravity and bounce angles shape every decision; the goal is familiar—merge identical numbers to climb the scale—but the feel is tactile: you flick to send a ball onto a floating field of pegs and cushions, watch it carom into clusters, and plan subsequent shots to shepherd matches rather than trusting luck; how to play well starts with traffic control: seed the board with low numbers in one quadrant, aim merges toward the center so you have room on the edges for recovery shots, and avoid creating isolated high-value orphans that trap space; pegs and bumpers alter momentum, so use soft flicks to nestle a ball beside its twin and stronger shots to cross gaps; when a lane looks clogged, bank off a side bumper at a shallow angle to roll behind the front row; power pieces appear at intervals—a double-up orb that fuses on contact with either of two neighbors, a splitter that divides one sphere into two lower values for tidy cleanups, and a gravity pulse that tugs local balls together—so save them for board-shaping moments rather than quick points; practical tips include counting bounces (two or three is ideal for controlled landings), shooting from alternating sides to prevent one-wing pileups, and preferring merges that create chain reactions in clear space; if the board creeps high, fire a low-value ball into an open channel to reset flow instead of gambling on a tight long-range merge; the scoring curve rewards foresight, so plan pairs in threes: place the first copy, nudge the second nearby, and aim the third for a clean collapse; accessibility touches include large, high-contrast numerals on every sphere, color-independent value patterns, and optional haptic ticks when a shot aligns with an intended banking angle; challenge modes tweak gravity or bumper elasticity, teaching you to adapt without feeling unfair; the joy arrives when your plan lands perfectly—one soft shot sidles next to its match, the merge pulls two more into contact, and the board opens like a deep breath; uniqueness comes from the physicality of the puzzle: angles and speed matter as much as arithmetic, making each session a relaxed blend of billiards and number play where patience and light touch keep the field tidy long enough to chase that satisfying, glowing milestone.

Instruction

Swipe your finger mouse cursor right and left to move the ball and release Combine balls with the same numbers to get a larger ones The bigger the balls the higher your score The game ends when the field is filled up to the dotted line

Specifications

• Easy to play