Ricochet Master vs INKA

Ricochet Master is an addictive physics-based puzzle game that challenges your precision and strategic thinking. Your mission is simple: hit all targets using bouncing shots. But with limited ammunition and increasingly complex obstacles, every shot counts! GAMEPLAY • Drag to aim, release to shoot • Bounce your shots off walls and obstacles • Hit all targets before running out of shots • Earn up to 3 stars per level based on your performance FEATURES • 50 handcrafted levels with increasing difficulty • Multiple obstacle types: normal, bouncy, and sticky surfaces • Portal mechanics for mind-bending puzzles • Trajectory preview to plan your perfect shot • Beautiful visual effects and satisfying sound design PROGRESSION • Unlock new levels as you progress • Track your statistics: shots fired, bounces, accuracy • 22 achievements to unlock • Challenge yourself to earn all 150 stars PERFECT FOR • Quick gaming sessions during breaks • Brain training and spatial reasoning practice • Fans of physics puzzles and precision games • Players who love a good challenge

INKA is a memory and skill game where every step matters. Look at the path, remember it well, then move tile by tile without making a mistake. Sounds easy? Yes. Well… for the first few seconds. Soon, traps appear, the path disappears, suspicious tiles start looking even more suspicious, and your memory suddenly acts like it’s on vacation. You’ll need focus, a cool head, and a strong resistance to thoughts like: “I’m pretty sure it was this way.” INKA offers 30 levels in a world inspired by ancient Inca mysteries. Expect hidden paths, obstacles, useful items, and a few very questionable surprises placed exactly where you don’t want them. The idea is simple: watch, remember, move, panic a little, try again. Corn, amulets, and secret fragments can help at the right moment. But be careful: using them randomly is also a strategy… just not a very good one. In INKA, nothing is truly left to chance. Your memory shows the way. Your skill prevents disaster. Can you make it through all 30 levels without losing your sense of direction… or your patience?