BallsyDrop – a chain-reaction physics puzzler

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Drop a ball. Start a chain reaction.

A tiny browser-sized taste of BallsyDrop. Set your balls up, then let one drop knock everything loose.

How it works

Drop a ball from any of the emitters. You get one drop per round, and a round ends once every ball has stopped moving.
Loaded flippers tip over when a ball hits their lower arm or lands on the ball in their cup, which bounces it to the other side. The ball in the cup pops straight up, flips the flipper back on its way down and drops into the lane below.
Empty flippers catch falling balls. That's how you set up your next chain.
Merging: balls that end up in the same spot merge, going from blue to green, yellow and red. Each step is worth more.
Collectors pay out coins, and every extra ball in the same chain multiplies the payout.

Keep an eye on the timed ball, and try the teleporters: whatever goes into one ring comes out of the other.

About the game

Do you like causing chain reactions?

In BallsyDrop it's all about causing the biggest chain reactions you can with the balls you have. Place them so they drop far enough without being collected too early, then, when everything's lined up, let your chain reaction do its magic.

Chain reactions

Chain multiple balls together for the highest score. Clear the board for a bonus that doubles every time (50, 100, 200…) and an extra ball, and some flippers get a fresh ball so your next chain is easier to set up.

Merging balls

When two balls in a chain reaction meet in the same spot they merge into one. Blue becomes green, then yellow, then red, and every step is worth more coins once you collect it.

Teleporters

Some levels feature teleporters that move balls from one place to another and add a whole new set of challenges to overcome. They work both ways.

Timed balls

Some balls carry a timer. Collect them in time for a bonus score, but wait too long and they'll explode, taking their bonus points with them.

Bonus balls

Haven't collected anything for a couple of turns? A window lights up and opens to reveal a bonus ball. Place it in any empty spot to grab that tricky ball before your regular balls run out.

Build your own levels

Ran out of official levels? Open the level editor, place emitters, flippers, edges, collectors and teleporters, and test your creation right away. Or browse the community levels to see what other players have built.

Screenshots

Flip through the channels

The main menu, shown on a CRT TV in a cosy pixel-art living room

Welcome to the living room

Coming soon to Steam

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