Trippin Balls is an arcadey puzzle game inspired by the 1992 classic JezzBall (which you may know as KBounce, Barrack, IceBreaker, Qix, or Xonix). Can you trap all the bouncing balls into a tight space?

★★★★★

THE GAME

Game play is quick and easy. Drag your finger across the open space, and watch a fresh line race between the walls, filling in any space closed off from the balls. Be sure to time it so the balls don't interrupt the line! Cordon off just 75% of the open space, and you can advance to the next level! Or, you can press your luck and try to complete Objectives!

Trippin Balls features wonderful, cloisonné-like aesthetics and simple game play. While these may keep many casual gamers happily enthralled, Trippin Balls also features a stiff Objectives system, allowing the most dedicated of you to keep pushing your skill and improving your score.

★★★★★

If you're a fan of classic puzzle and arcade games, Trippin Balls will be right up your alley. Do you like the spacial reasoning of Tetris? How about the pressure of Bejeweled? Do you enjoy the progressive challenges brought to you by Snake (or NomDots!)? Perhaps you prefer the simple decision making of Pong? Well, give Trippin Balls a try!

★★★★★

• Unlimited levels

• Six types of Objectives, limited in difficulty only by your skill

• Clean and colorful graphics

• Easy early levels for the young and casual players

• Straightforward player action

• Swiftly increasing difficulty for the determined players

• Lightweight app with very few permissions

• And, of course: it's free!

★★★★★

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Recent changes:
Update v 1.2:
- Press the back button while playing a level and it will take you to a screen which will allow you to restart the level, return to the level, or go to the Main Menu. (Inspired By Markus Moore)

- The restart button on the Game Over screen takes you to most recent level played (Inspired by Alison Simpson)

Thank you for all the suggestions and continued support.