SHOOTING BALLS FLASH 1

These shooting balls have numbered and two-colored balls, bombs, good pace and great graphics! This is in brief. Now let's analyze the game in more detail.

What immediately catches your eye is the abundance of colors of the balls in the container. Already at the initial stage, there are 7 of them: red, light green, dark green, red, pink, white and blue. Two-color balls can play for any color that makes up them.

The player's functions are ordinary: you need to shoot single-color groups of balls from the total mass. Such groups are formed randomly in the container and are clusters of balls of the same color pressed together in an amount of 2 or more. These are the clusters you should be interested in.

If you notice any of the aforementioned groups that relate to the front line (i.e., available for destruction), the color of which corresponds to the current ball of the projectile that your gun is currently loaded with, shoot at it. The projectile ball will add up to three or more balls to the cluster, that is, up to a critical mass, and the entire group will disappear from the mass.

The game has an interesting button, the function of which is also non-standard for shooting balls. It is called Switch Colorblind Mode and enables (or disables) the numbering of balls. Yes, each ball is signed with a color number: from 1 to 7. This is done apparently for those who do not distinguish colors, this mode can be called Colorblind balls. This mode is disabled by pressing the button again.

Dear fans of shooting balls, we are glad to inform you that this is not an ordinary, trivial shooting game that you can play non-stop for several hours in a row. This option is difficult, in some ways it even looks like solitaire! Judge for yourself, the player is given only a few lives, each of which is spent on a move that does not bring down the group. Shot, did not shoot down a single ball-minus life. Like this. Therefore, try to calculate the moves, always leaving the edges of clusters of different colors on the front line, if possible, of course.