Description

Precision explosives and gentle physics puzzle-solving meet in Pumpkin Blast, a compact challenge where your job is to nudge a plucky pumpkin from perch to safe zone using carefully placed blasts that push, spin, and slide rather than blast things to bits; how to play is tidy and fair: tap to drop a charge, watch its blast radius preview, and detonate to send Jack rolling along planks, bouncing off bumpers, and tiptoeing between spike rows on the way to a glowing landing pad; star goals ask you to reach safety with minimal charges, in limited time, or by touching bonus coins tucked along risky ledges; practical strategy starts with vectors, not volume—small, well-placed pushes beat big, wild pops—and with reading the map: if a ramp sits two tiles below a ledge, you’ll want a downward-and-right push that clears the lip without over-rotating the pumpkin into spikes; place charges slightly behind the pumpkin’s center to roll forward, a touch ahead to brake or reverse, and off to the side to add spin that navigates curved rails; when planks hinge, blast near the pivot to drop a bridge gently before you roll; when seesaws appear, preload one side with a tiny tap, then send Jack across as the board rises; chained puzzles reward staging—use the first charge to park Jack near a bumper at the perfect angle, the second to trigger a clean rebound into a slide, and a final micro-pop to settle on the pad; environment cues are honest: candles flicker faster before a collapsing tile gives way, bats squeak a beat before they cross your lane, and dust motes rise along a safe slope you can trust; accessibility options include high-contrast outlines on hazards, adjustable blast opacity, a vibration tick at perfect charge placement, and a ghost replay of your last attempt so you can refine angles; to improve quickly, treat each stage as three problems—start, middle, finish—solving the exit first in your head (what final angle lands cleanly?), then working backward to create that setup; common mistakes include stacking charges too close (their forces cancel or over-amplify), spamming retries without watching what went right (study paths), and chasing every coin on the first pass (secure three stars on efficiency or time, then return for bonus lines); finesse comes from learning to tap-detonate just as motion stalls, converting potential into a smooth roll without bouncing, and from trusting that half-power nudges can be more precise than full blasts; the joy is the tidy satisfaction of seeing a plan glide into place: a soft pop lifts Jack off a crumbling tile, a bumper kiss arcs him over a hazard, and a final sigh of motion settles him dead center on safety; uniqueness lies in puzzle design that teaches one idea at a time—vector, hinge, rebound—then braids them together so success feels like craft, not luck, and your best runs look almost serene, as if a pumpkin could roll itself home on a cool autumn night with just a whisper of help.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play