Lots of Balls

Classical Arcade-like game.

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Although at first glance it may seem like a simple Breakout clone, the game shows its true face after a few levels. And when you feel you had enough of it, it adds something new (transform into Space Invaders or something else "expected"), so it pushes you to play it more. Nowadays, when anything that is not innovative enough - gets boring too soon, this game's introduction of such occasional upgrades and small new ideas to already proven formulas really works nice! I recommend this to older gamers wanting a nostalgic trip, but also for youngs who are just entering the gaming world. My six-year-old daughter is already interested in trying Lots of Balls tomorrow after seeing me playing it (split screen options will come in handy to help her/distract her). Although I can't say I'm a fan of graphic solutions (fonts during gameplay especially), nothing is distracting, it's functional and fun. Only glitch I had was with 16:10 resolution, but I saw later that only 16:9 is supported (but it's playable even in 16:10). Even with those twists mentioned at the beginning, I would say it is best to keep it installed for playing in short bursts between "bigger" games. Anyway - it's quite good for the asking price (at least in euros) and I hope devs will keep updating it as promised!

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Lots of Balls is a variant of the old Arkanoid/Breakout/Pong arcade game with a few twists. First of all, you can spawn as many balls as you like, and you can shoot and use a "shield" to stop balls that you can't catch with the paddle. Also, the game is designed for 16:9 displays (ultrawide gamers lose out here). There's a "zoom" feature to make your paddle rush across the screen. While the twists on the gameplay are interesting, the delivery falls flat. Needing to use a "zoom" feature to catch balls is more frustrating than fun. The art and graphics are really limited. The developer opted for a lazy, retro pixel/minimalist style that just looks ugly. I really didn't have fun trying to play the game and it doesn't look nice, so I won't recommend this to others. Edit: The developer offers some explanation about the zoom/boost functions in the game, but that doesn't really change the fact I found them dissatisfying to use. The developer uses my review as an opportunity to advertise other features of the game like the level editor, and indicates they find the lazy, low effort pixel "art" to be charming. I've written almost 5,000 reviews on Steam, my experience is that 99.9% of the time, where pixel "art" is used, it's simply because the developer lacked the talent/budget to produce contemporary PC graphics and used retro pixel "art" as a compromise. One of my goals in reviewing games is to ensure gamers know they're getting only the very best, and don't need to put up with compromises. Most gamers I know didn't spend thousands on bleeding edge gaming rigs so they can pretend their PC is an Atari 2600.

It's a good game to pass the time.

TL:DR (yay bullet points!), [list] [*]Many gamemodes [*]Great humour [*]Singeplayer AND multiplayer [*][u] Voice acting! [/u] [*] 10/10 [/list] Not TL:DR (Ugh reading...), It's hard to call this one game given the amount of gamemodes, ranging from the typical breakout to a space invaders-like, a mix of both and even more! It has a lot of singleplayer content and to top it off includes multiplayer. It's a great game to unwind, but cool enough to keep you interested with player progression, achievements and cool and interesting mechanics. All in all, just play the damm game...