BeBalance

BeBalance is a physics-based game in which you use the mouse to balance objects on an extended fingertip. You move beneath each object as it tilts, spins or falls, accounting for gravity, weight, air resistance, impacts and crosswinds. If you lose contact, you can try to catch it again at its base, middle or another reachable point.

Balance with physics

Supporting an object from below creates lift, while sideways contact transfers force and rotation. The point of contact affects torque, so a catch can restore balance or send the object into a new spin. Once you unlock the Charged Flick, you can hold the left mouse button to launch an object deliberately, then try to catch it again. The game also tracks finger health, heavy-impact damage and recovery.

Objects to balance

The collection includes brooms and other objects, each with its own weight, air resistance, center of mass, stability and reward multiplier. They tilt, spin, fall and launch differently, and many have a unique right-click ability. The objects include:

• Apprentice Twig: light and nervous.
• Hearth Broom: broad and soft-tempered.
• Feather Duster: treats air resistance as a lifestyle.
• Copper-Ring Broom: long and grounded.
• Cloudfeather Broom: seems unusually patient with gravity.
• Reed Stalk: sings to the wind and occasionally attracts parrots.
• Moonphase Broom: follows its own rhythm.
• Dragon-Whisker Broom: difficult to move and harder to impress.
• Scarlet Crowbar: fears no wind, sweeps no floor and regrets nothing.

Progress and techniques

You earn coins and points by staying balanced. Coins buy permanent products and new balance objects; points unlock and upgrade techniques for catching, resisting wind, recovering and earning coins. You can also unlock tilt indicators, force gauges and the Charged Flick, and adjust the active level of techniques you have mastered.

Focus rises while the object rotates slowly. When its movement becomes too violent, Focus gradually returns toward its foundation.

Wind and challenges

Crosswinds come from changing directions, with the wind indicator warning you before they hit. Parrots fly through the scene, collide with your object, leave feathers and fly away. You can choose a calmer practice session, enter a storm or take part in a parrot party. Challenge modes offer different hazards and rewards.

Each run also presents one bilingual reflective line that stays on screen until the run ends.