Ball Blaster 3 Lite

Ball Blaster 3 picks up where Ball Blaster 2 left off with even more extreme weapons, mega powerups and new aggressive enemies that shoot back and now have shields! In addition to 100 levels with time and score goals, the craft now has a shield, adding a new dimension to the game to deal with. There are more brick types to break, bonuses to achieve, and guns, cannons, lasers and bombs to avoid. The game also now also supports free form angles, making it that much harder to deal with fast bouncing balls. This is definitely not your father's ball breaker game!

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	Free	Daddy Quack! Quack!, LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Game action and simultaneous in-game objects is extremely high making for some truly mind blowing game action! Objectives get progressively harder though 100 levels including target scores and timed levels to beat. You can save your game at any point to try again, and trust me, you will need it! The game also includes a "kids mode" which randomly creates a new board every time and disables menus so that you or your kids can play uninterrupted.

The lite (and free) version showcases the first 10 levels with a range of brick, enemy and powerup types, but that is just the beginning of the exciting and fast paced game play you will enjoy. The full version has many more extreme powerups, new brick and ball behaviors, more level objectives and bonuses, faster game play and progressively harder levels that require both speed and smarts.

Game now includes FREE bonus levels! New levels will be periodically added each with individual achievement goals!

Reviews

Awesome!
jthavanh

Fun game and good graphics... first 10 levels are a bit hard... kept me trying over and over. Will try the full...

Mediocre at best
Beernerd81

I wish I could give this game 2.5 stars instead of 3 because that's what it deserves. The graphics and the gameplay aren't bad and the concept is interesting but it has some very basic flaws. Firstly, there was no information screen to explain rules, powerups, abilities, etc. The only way to learn is through trial and error. Secondly, the screen gets too busy. When the ball divides are the same color as the million little pieces blowing up all over, it gets confusing. Also, the time limits are unforgiving. If you don't hit the ball just right on the first hit, you're pretty well screwed. Overall, it's a good idea but the lack of instructions, the excessive difficulty, the absence of continues, and the incredibly confusing colors take a lot away.

Nice upgrade!
tomstark1974

I played the first 2 blaster games, each is an extension of the previous game. The game can be a bit crazy and fast paced, but once you get the hang of it, it's very good. If you are familiar with the first 2, this game is natural to pick up, otherwise might be a bit tough at first. Definitely use the "save game" option often :)