Hit ball

So Hit Ball is this arcade roguelike where you're basically a cannon that shoots bouncing balls at waves of enemies. The core loop is dead simple: point your mouse or drag your finger on phone to aim, release, and watch your ball ricochet off walls and enemies. Each level clears when you smash every enemy before they reach the bottom of the screen. First few levels are easy--just blobs that sit there waiting to be popped. But around level 5, things get nasty with shield enemies that need multiple hits, and by level 10 you're dealing with fast zigzaggers and ones that split into smaller versions when destroyed. The satisfying moments come when you set up a perfect ricochet shot that bounces off three walls and a shield guy to take out a whole cluster. Your brain's constantly calculating angles because shells keep bouncing until they hit something or leave the screen. After each wave, you pick upgrades from a random set--stuff like multi-shot (fires two balls at once), explosive on impact, or a gravity field that pulls enemies closer. The game calls these Boosts and you can stack up to five. Some levels have special names like The Gauntlet with narrow corridors and spike traps on the walls, or Crystal Cavern where breakable walls drop temporary power-ups. Boss fights show up every 10 levels--first one is The Wall, a massive shield that shoots slow projectiles. Later bosses teleport or spawn minions. Health management matters because you only have three lives per run, but you can find health drops from destroyed enemies or pick regeneration as a boost. Difficulty ramps unevenly--some levels feel like a breather, then suddenly you're facing 20 enemies at once with no room to dodge. The phone controls work fine but mouse aim is way more precise for those tricky ricochet angles. There's no real story, just survive as long as you can and stack the right upgrades for each level's layout.