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Engage in a physics-based challenge where you aim to knock down jars using various types of balls. Master accuracy and speed across diverse Arabian-themed environments to progress through over 40 levels.
✓Knock down jars with different ball types
✓Basic, Magnetic, and Fire/Explosive balls
✓Special jars for extra balls
✓Over 40 levels
✓Arabian environments and themes
✓Gorgeous 3D graphics
✓Enhanced physics
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What's New in FireBall
6.0.1
June 24, 2026
New Updates & Bug Fixes!
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$0.99
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FAQ
What is FireBall's gameplay like?
FireBall involves hitting and smashing jars with different types of balls, requiring accuracy and speed to knock them down and win levels. Special jars can provide extra balls or special ball types.
Does FireBall have offline play?
The provided description does not specify whether FireBall can be played offline. However, many casual games of this nature offer offline functionality.
What are the different ball types in FireBall?
FireBall features Basic balls for standard shots, Fire/Explosive balls for a wider impact range, and Magnetic Balls that can attract metal to knock down multiple jars.
How many levels are in FireBall?
The first release of FireBall includes more than 40 levels. Finishing levels unlocks subsequent ones, with bonuses for completing them with extra balls.
Does FireBall have ads?
Yes, FireBall contains advertisements. This is indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being true in the application data.
What is the age rating for FireBall?
FireBall is rated '4+' by the developer, making it suitable for children aged 4 and above.
How often is FireBall updated?
FireBall was last updated on July 12, 2023, indicating a relatively recent update. The specific update frequency beyond this is not detailed.
What devices can I play FireBall on?
FireBall is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, as indicated by the 'supportedDevices' field.
