Range Ball

Дешевая индюшка,которая способна легко убить ваше время

Made with Unity and with lots of graphical settings to choose from, Range Ball features two languages - English and Russian - and looks from the beginning a mobile port: all the instructions given are in fact optimized for "tapping". And the game has lots of spelling errors and typos, probably because it was just written in Russian and later translated. Anyways, we're asked to tap upon a blue ball in a minimalistic environment, divided into two bottom zones - one blue, one purple. The game as I said is not suitable for a PC gamer - in fact, the continuous tapping is needed in order to move the ball and give it the right direction and shooting power, and doing everything with the mouse isn't that comfortable. Anyways, you'll have to click in the direction you want the ball to go and you'll automatically decide its speed, depending on how far you tap in respect to the ball itself. Touching the colored platforms below will change the ball's color, and that's basically everything. Within this minimalistic/indie/crappy environment, you'll have a wall of slowly-moving colored blocks on the upper part of the screen: your goal is to break them by hitting them with the mouse-controlled ball that must, before, go through a color-changing process. Yeah.. it's confusing and boring as it looks. You'll be forced every single time to shoot the ball on the lower side of the screen, which will feature random colors, in order to match your ball's color and the blocks above. Apart from some basic color problems - blue and light blue look the same, and many players will have a hard time in distinguishing them - the whole game has little interesting features, the blocks are all the same (either one-shottable or more resistant), and apart from a useless point counter there's no real goal in the game, and there's just a single level scaling up in speed and difficulty (i.e.: more blocks coming down faster). And the fact that the game starts literally from the beginning, small tutorial included, every single time you put it up is not something that I would add among the positive aspects of it. It can definitely be a nice free time killer for a mobile phone, if it's on the Google store or wherever else and I repeat, I hope for free.. but on a PC, it gets hugely boring after 10 minutes since the game is extremely repetitive and offers no entertaining at all. I'd definitely suggest not to buy it.