Papper Balls

It is a Peggle like game. It is not awful but it is not particularly great either. Works without issues on Linux with Proton (5.0-6).

Papper Balls is a simple ripoff of Peggle/pachinko games. It's a simple game where you fire a ball through a bunch of pegs/pins, hoping to score and perhaps hit a paper basket moving left and right across the bottom of the screen. The game is so simple it might as well be done in Flash or Java. The hand drawn art is completely uninspired, lowest level minimum viable product stuff. Given you can play Peggle for free, and it's better than this, it's impossible to recommend anyone pays money for this.

Broken game, seems like it's in development and should be free at best. There's a level select, but none of the levels unlock, so I can only play the first few un-exciting levels over and over. There's a "continue" option, but it just puts me back at the first level. I hate trashing small independent developers, but I don't think I'd recommend this game even if it was free.

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Not recommended. A very bland and uninspired Peggle knock off. If this was a buck, then I'd say maybe it's worth it, but for the current price you can get Peggle Deluxe and Peggle Nights with some change left over. The 70 levels are broken down into 7 stages that require you to beat 10 levels in succession with a limited number of balls. It feels like its artificially difficult and just makes it frustrating. Pass this one and play any of the Peggle games instead, including the free Peggle Extreme.

not bad