Sling N Smash vs Chick Route！

Pull back the sling. Let go. Watch the whole thing come down. Sling N Smash is a physics demolition game about one simple pleasure: firing a steel ball into a carefully built structure and watching it fall apart. Every shot is real physics — nothing is scripted, nothing is faked. Two identical shots never collapse the same way. Golden balls are trapped inside the structures. Free them, and they roll down the tilted table into their cradles below. Fill every cradle and the level is yours. REAL MATERIALS, REAL BEHAVIOUR • Glass shatters on contact — your ball punches straight through and keeps going • Wood splits and splinters, one solid hit at a time • Concrete takes real punishment before it finally gives • Marble never breaks — smash what holds it up instead FIND THE ONE PERFECT SHOT Aim for the support, not the wall. Bank off a bumper to load your shot with extra power and take a tower down in one hit. Knock a beam loose and let the collapse do the rest — falling debris damages whatever it lands on, so the best shots start a chain you never planned. NO TIMERS, NO SCORE, NO STRESS There is no clock and no high score to chase. Just you, a limited handful of balls, and a structure that wants to stay standing. Take as long as you like lining up the shot. WHEN A SHOT ISN'T ENOUGH • BOMB — your next ball detonates on impact • TRIPLE SHOT — fire three balls in a row, only one comes off your budget • PLAY ON — out of balls with one golden ball left? Keep going BUILT TO FEEL GOOD Every impact lands with a weight you can feel: the world holds its breath for a fraction of a second, shards catch the light, dust hangs in the air, and the last golden ball rolls home in slow motion. Play it with headphones and haptics on. Free to play. Play offline. One hand, portrait, any time you have a minute.

Place arrows and plan your route. Pick up every chick along the way. Solve compact path puzzles. Use crates, keys, hammers, and more. Simple controls with increasingly tricky levels. Can you find the best route and get every chick home?