Ballz: Farm

By no means is this game great, but considering I paid less than $1 and had enough fun to complete all 30 levels, I would give it a thumbs up. There is a fun game hidden in here. But this feels unfinished. The pace is slow, the music is boring, the power-ups are uninspired, but the actual game-play is pretty good, and the theme is cute. There is also a lack of options, but it looked good and played smooth on my 1080p setup. The thing I disliked the most was one of the negative power-ups. I get that a question mark is a gamble, maybe good maybe bad, but one of the bad power-ups simply reversed left and right. I found that to be more annoying than challenging, and it didn't end even if you lost the ball. So you could either wait out the timer after losing a ball or chance it, but I found it hard to play backwards if there was anything fast to react to. Kinda dumb. There are 30 achievements and 30 levels. You get 1 achievement for each level beaten. Which is good because the game itself doesn't even track which levels you have beaten. So I suggest playing them in order and using the achievements to track your progress. At the end of the day, I spent 1.5 hours playing th…

A very pleasant and fun experience, great for killing some times, and it also looks really delightful. [b]FULL VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8034hVuaQw[/b]

Ballz: Farm, developed and published by UNIOCS, is a vibrant and engaging arcade game that takes inspiration from classic brick-breaking games while adding a whimsical farm-themed twist. The game transforms the familiar Arkanoid formula into a playful and visually appealing experience, offering both casual fun and surprising depth. With its bright aesthetics, accessible mechanics, and gradual increase in challenge, it provides a satisfying experience for players of all ages. The gameplay centers around controlling a paddle to bounce a ball and clear objects from the screen. Each level presents a new arrangement of blocks, obstacles, and interactive elements that players must strategically hit to progress. While the basic mechanics are simple and intuitive, the game introduces subtle variations that require timing, precision, and strategic thinking. As players advance through the levels, they encounter increasingly complex layouts and moving obstacles, keeping the gameplay engaging and challenging without ever feeling overwhelming. One of the standout aspects of Ballz: Farm is its charming visual design. The game embraces a minimalist yet colorful aesthetic, incorporating farm-the…

had a time balling the farm to get 100% achievements, not super fun but worth the experience

Worst game i have ever played. 10/10 Would recommend

Ballz: Farm is a Brick Breaker game. The graphics are minimalist and cute, the soundtrack is also relaxing and pretty good honestly. I was expecting a much worse game for $1 but that was surprisingly good! The gameplay is pretty straightforward, you have to break everything but the rocks present in the level by bouncing the ball on your paddle. There are multiple power-ups, some good and some bad: reversed controls, larger paddle, multiple balls, etc. The game features only 30 levels, but they're rather big so the game does last an impressive 1h30! As for the negatives, well obviously not everything about this game is all good and dandy. First of all, levels 22-29 are EXTREMELY DARK. I managed to clear all levels without losing all my lives, but I ended some of them with 0 lives left as it's almost impossible to see the lower part of the screen, you have to be really good at predicting the ball movements. Multiple balls collides with each other, lasers fired from your paddle collides with your ball, sometimes the balls gets stuck horizontally for a really long time, sometimes lasers fired from your paddle just disappear when shot... Also the reversed controls power-up is really …