BIBITAN BALLS

In this game, balls destroy blocks and run in series. You shoot at the blocks represented on the playing field in the form of various geometric shapes with numbers inside. Each time the ball hits the shape, the number on it decreases by one. If this counter is set to zero, the shape is completely destroyed and disappears. It doesn't matter if you hit any of the pieces or several with the next shot or not, the entire mass of blocks drops down to the height of one block each time. That is, each time a new line of figures appears on the top of the playing field.

Your gunner Bibitan is afraid of only one thing. If any of the pieces slide so low that they cross the white line on which Bibitan is sitting, then he and you will lose accordingly. Try not to let the blocks get too close to this line.

So, about the series of balls. After each shot, the ball-shell flies into the field and hits the pieces. At the same time, it can also hook service chips that help the player destroy blocks. One of these chips is a circle with a plus sign. Hitting it, the ball replenishes your clip by 1. Thus, getting into the pluses, you increase the number of your projectile balls.

However, along with the growth of the clip, the numbers on the figures also grow. And if at the beginning of the game you destroy blocks with ones, twos and threes, then already on the 40th line the numbers on them will grow to 40-50! Remember that to destroy a piece with a number, say, 45, you need to hit it 45 times! But she's not alone on the field...

Scoring is carried out according to the lines of figures that appeared on the field during the game. Time is not taken into account. After each series of shots, the Bibitan moves to where the last ball returns. Often, he finds himself in an awkward position for aiming. Use the walls of the field-the balls bounce off them perfectly.