Balls Gone Wild

Balls Gone Wild is a physics-based puzzle game in which you guide a white ball to a blue platform. You cannot interact with the ball directly; instead, you use other objects in each level to move it. The puzzles vary in difficulty, calling for quick reactions, patience, caution or a carefully chosen sequence of actions.

Objects and physics

Click near special balls to trigger explosions that launch them in the opposite direction. Other objects react differently: some are pushed away by mouse clicks, while others shatter. Portals teleport objects to different locations while preserving their movement speed, and spiked blocks destroy objects.

Gravity can change direction through two types of objects: buttons that shift it when clicked, and activated objects that change it when a green ball collides with them. Blocks may break on impact or in an explosion, remain solid but movable, or repel the green ball. Some platforms make round objects roll in a particular direction, while transparent platforms interact only with objects of the matching color.

Colored objects

• Green balls: deliver them to platforms of the same color.
• Yellow objects: they react to explosions triggered by mouse clicks.
• Blue objects: they are destroyed when they collide with yellow objects.
• Light Blue objects: they cannot be destroyed, but yellow objects can move them.
• Red objects: they can be destroyed by an explosion.

Levels

The game includes 40 new levels, with challenging and creative puzzles. Their solutions do not always follow a strict method, so you must work out how the objects and mechanics can be used together.