- July 25, 2016
- Antizero company
Simple Ball: Extended Edition
26%Game Brain Score
story
graphics, music
35% User Score 26 reviews
Platforms
About
"Simple Ball: Extended Edition" is a hardcore Arkanoid-style game with unique physics and 90+ challenging levels. You'll encounter 16 random bonuses and engaging arcade gameplay as you help a ball navigate a parallel universe and return to its home world. The game also features a plot, vivid special effects, and a gradual increase in complexity. In the main menu, enjoy music by Bulat Mustafin.











+1
Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews
story1 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
- The game is inexpensive and offers achievements and trading cards, providing some value for players.
- It features a variety of levels and obstacles, which can make the gameplay more engaging for a short period.
- The developer is responsive to player feedback and actively works on patches to improve the game.
- The physics are inconsistent and often lead to frustrating gameplay, with the ball bouncing unpredictably.
- Controls are unreliable, with issues in both keyboard and mouse support, making the game difficult to play.
- The overall design is unpolished, with distracting visuals and a lack of variety in level design.
graphics
4 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics have been widely criticized for being distracting and hard on the eyes, with many users noting that the aesthetics detract from gameplay. The user interface is confusing and poorly designed, while the overall visual quality is deemed unattractive and unplayable after the initial level.
“Graphics move smoothly but unplayable after the first level.”
“The aesthetics are distracting, hard on the eyes, and even hide the ball at some points.”
“Every visual is bad: the UI makes no sense (lives on the top left of the screen with a 3 hearts icon, but it doesn't change no matter how many lives you have), graphics are ugly, and the PC monitor-like play field with a weird angle is not appropriate.”
“Strange graphical design choices are tough on your eyes.”