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Xavertiqos is an arcade game based on direction, power, and ball movement physics. In each level, you must clear the field of targets using a limited number of shots. Analyse the positions and use a swipe on the screen to launch the ball in the desired direction.

Controls in Xavertiqos are directly connected to the player's gesture. Drag from the starting position to determine the direction and power. A visual line helps you while preparing the shot.

Each launch uses one of the available attempts. After being released, the ball moves freely across the field and gradually loses speed. It can bounce off the edges of the arena and change direction after contact.

When the ball stops, it automatically returns to the starting point. If targets are still left on the field and you have more attempts, you can prepare the next shot. If the attempts run out before the field is cleared, the level ends unsuccessfully.

Xavertiqos features 18 levels with progressively changing configurations. The first level has three targets, while the number gradually increases throughout the campaign. The final stage places fifteen targets in the arena.

Hitting a target with sufficient speed removes it from the field. Each destroyed target increases the Combo and awards points. The value includes a fixed base, an additional amount based on the Combo, and points that depend on the current level.

Not every target in Xavertiqos has the same durability. Starting from Level 3, stronger targets with two durability points appear. The first valid hit weakens them, while another hit with sufficient speed is required to remove them completely.

Starting from Level 4, moving targets also begin to appear. Some move vertically while others move horizontally around their base position. Their number increases in the advanced stages.

Obstacles are gradually added to the arena and change the ball's trajectory after collisions. They do not need to be cleared to complete the level. In later levels, some obstacles can also move horizontally.

The physics of Xavertiqos allows the ball to ricochet off boundaries, targets, and obstacles. A carefully planned shot can use these collisions to change direction and reach other parts of the field.

The game has three difficulty levels. Easy adds two attempts to the level's base number, uses larger targets, and requires less speed for effective hits. Medium uses the standard parameters, while Hard reduces the number of attempts and the size of the targets.

Difficulty also affects how the ball moves. The power created by the gesture and the friction parameters are adjusted according to the selected mode. This changes the pace and distance of the trajectory.

Xavertiqos rewards clearing a level with bonus points. The value is calculated based on the number of remaining attempts and the current level. The best score is saved locally when a new higher score is achieved.

The Combo increases every time you destroy a target, but resets to zero after the ball stops and returns to the starting point. This makes a shot that hits several targets especially valuable for achieving a high score.

The screen displays your score, best score, level, and remaining attempts. Xavertiqos can be paused during gameplay, stopping movement updates until you resume.

To complete a level, you must remove every active target from the arena. After a successful completion, the game automatically moves to the next stage after a short pause. After clearing Level 18, the entire campaign ends with a victory.

From the three targets in the first stage to the final arena with durable targets, moving elements, and obstacles, Xavertiqos gradually increases the challenge. Choose your angle, control your power, and clear all 18 levels.