Bounce Fest! vs Chess Crush!

Bounce Fest hands you a cannon, a board full of things to break, and one question: where does the ball go next? Drag to aim, let go, and watch the ball drop into the board, ricocheting off the walls, hammering crates, springing off bouncers, and rattling around until it finds its way out. Every block wears a number, every hit chips it down, and the level is done when the board is empty. Sounds easy, until you look closer. The crate you need is tucked behind a metal box. The only way in is a gap one ball wide. Shots are limited. Bounce off a trampoline and the ball comes back up at full speed; thread it through a multiplier gate and one ball becomes two. Send it wrong and it dribbles off the bottom having touched nothing. This is a real puzzle: the aim line shows you exactly where the first bounce lands, and everything after that depends on the shape of the board and how well you read it. Find the angle, find the chain, and watch one shot tear through half the level in a rattling, splintering cascade. That moment, when the ball goes exactly where you pictured it, is what Bounce Fest is all about. And the boards keep finding new ways to fight back. Dynamite goes off in chains, each stick lighting the next. Cauldrons crack open and pour fresh blocks onto the board. Fireworks fire back, every hit launches a rocket that loops up and dives onto another block. Glass goes cold after a hit and shrugs off the next one. Oysters hide pearls. Blocks slide, spin, and stand two cells wide; portals whisk the ball across the board; black holes swallow it whole. Every level is a fresh board with a fresh angle to find, and once it's clear, another is always waiting. In Bounce Fest, you will: - Break boards full of crates, metal boxes, glass, oysters, and birds' nests, one bounce at a time - Read the ricochet: use bouncers, gates, and walls to reach the blocks buried deepest - Light dynamite chains, pop cauldrons, and dodge fireworks that hit back - Collect extra balls mid-level and send a whole volley down at once - Arm a fire ball, a heavy shot, or a longer aim line when a board won't give - Savor that last shot, when the final crate splinters and the board is clean Every board is a shape waiting for the right angle. The cannon is how you find it. Can you clear them all? Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Chess Crush turns the classic game of chess into a colorful puzzle challenge. Every piece on the board has its own color, and your job is to find pieces that share a color so they can crush each other and vanish from the board. Pieces still move the way you'd expect from chess: bishops glide diagonally, rooks slide in straight lines, knights hop in their signature L-shape, and so on. Instead of capturing an enemy king, you're using those same movement rules to line up same-colored pieces and clear them out two at a time. Every level gives you a limited number of moves, so plan ahead. Chain the right captures in the right order and you'll clear the whole board before you run out of turns. Rush in carelessly and you might get stuck with pieces you can no longer reach. It's a fresh spin on both chess and puzzle games, easy to pick up but full of tricky positions that make you think several moves ahead.