Ball and Target

Aim, release, repeat — Ball and Target turns a deceptively straightforward concept into something genuinely absorbing. The target sits there, patient, until the speed picks up and suddenly your once-reliable aim starts betraying you in small, frustrating ways.

Missing the mark ends the round immediately. No second chances, no forgiveness. That snap of consequence is exactly what makes landing a clean shot feel worth something.

The longer you play, the more the game becomes less about mechanics and more about staying composed when everything is moving faster than you'd like. It strips away distraction and leaves you with nothing but focus — or the collapse of it.