Balls: Ricochet!

Bouncing shots off walls to nail a distant target has a particular kind of satisfaction that Balls: Ricochet! leans into completely. The whole game is built around that one feeling — lining up an angle, watching the ball carom off a surface, and landing exactly where you intended. Or not. Usually not, the first time.

Missed shots have a way of teaching you more than the successful ones. The geometry starts to click after a while, and what felt like guesswork gradually becomes something closer to intuition. Targets are limited, walls matter, and every bounce carries consequence.

There's a retro charm to it — nothing flashy, just clean mechanics and the pull of beating your previous attempt. The kind of game that's genuinely hard to walk away from mid-run.