HITDA vs Mister Midori

There are balls bouncing on the floor It is a game you hit them at the exact location. a scoreboard is prepared for each stage, When the ball is hit, the score is determined by the score on the scoreboard where the ball is located. If the ball's shield is destroyed, the ball becomes a droplet and flies away. You can clear the stage by collecting all the drops of the target color. Trust your sense of rhythm Shoot.

Push the blue balls onto their targets. The moment a ball lands, it turns green - and "midori" is the Japanese word for green. Clear all 99 levels and you have earned the name. It sounds simple. It is not. The order you move in decides everything: one ball pushed a moment too early blocks the corridor you needed three moves later. Every level has a restart button, and you will use it more than you expect. WHAT GETS IN YOUR WAY - Teleporters that beam you across the level - Magic walls you may pass only once, closing seconds behind you - Water - Mister Midori never learned to swim - Lava that keeps spreading until it has taken the whole room - An angry animal on your heels: outrun it, or bury it under a mine - Countdowns that have to be shut off in time BUILT FOR SHORT SESSIONS A level takes a few minutes. Put the phone down mid-puzzle, come back tomorrow - every level you unlock stays unlocked. Made for queues, waiting rooms and the ten minutes before the train arrives. BUILD YOUR OWN A built-in level editor lets you lay out your own puzzles. Each one becomes a code you can pass to a friend, who imports it and plays your level. COMPLETELY OFFLINE No internet connection. No account, no registration, no personal data, no downloads after install. Everything runs on your device, and nothing leaves it. 80s TO THE CORE Pixel art, a cool soundtrack and puzzle design that owes everything to Sokoban, the 1982 classic. If you remember a C-64 or a Game Boy fondly, you will be at home in about four seconds. MORE FROM MORE INPUT If Mister Midori keeps you busy, have a look at "Mrs. Midori" , "MoTo" and "Evacuate!".