You get to drop balls from certain positions.
You can aim or choose the drop point in many cases.
The balls interact with the environment: glassware, supports, possibly moving platforms or obstacles.
Physics matters: timing, angle, force, obstacle clearance.
Your goal is to spill all the liquid from the glasses. You do this by using the balls: drop, throw or position them so that they hit the glasses (directly or via bouncing or rollovers) and cause the liquid inside to spill out.
Spill & Knock Down is a physics puzzle where your goal is to empty every glass on the screen. You drop balls from set positions, and they need to knock the glasses over so the liquid spills out.
On many levels you can aim or choose where to release the ball. Once it falls, it interacts with everything around it: glassware, supports and sometimes moving platforms or obstacles. Timing, angle and the way gravity and momentum carry the ball all decide whether the glasses tip over.
The mechanics are simple to understand, but each layout makes you think before you drop. It plays on mobile and desktop.
It suits players who like cause-and-effect puzzles and the satisfaction of a well-planned chain reaction.
Aim for the top of a glass rather than its base. A hit near the rim tips it over much more easily than a strike low down.
Liked it? Try Balls: Ricochet!, Sky Golf or Cannon Strike next.
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Spill & Knock Down is a physics puzzle where your goal is to empty every glass on the screen. You drop balls from set positions, and they need to knock the glasses over so the liquid spills out.
On many levels you can aim or choose where to release the ball. Once it falls, it interacts with everything around it: glassware, supports and sometimes moving platforms or obstacles. Timing, angle and the way gravity and momentum carry the ball all decide whether the glasses tip over.
The mechanics are simple to understand, but each layout makes you think before you drop. It plays on mobile and desktop.
It suits players who like cause-and-effect puzzles and the satisfaction of a well-planned chain reaction.
Aim for the top of a glass rather than its base. A hit near the rim tips it over much more easily than a strike low down.
Liked it? Try Balls: Ricochet!, Sky Golf or Cannon Strike next.
You get to drop balls from certain positions.
You can aim or choose the drop point in many cases.
The balls interact with the environment: glassware, supports, possibly moving platforms or obstacles.
Physics matters: timing, angle, force, obstacle clearance.
Your goal is to spill all the liquid from the glasses. You do this by using the balls: drop, throw or position them so that they hit the glasses (directly or via bouncing or rollovers) and cause the liquid inside to spill out.