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Balls: Too many is a very simple game, with too many balls madly colliding with each other, unfortunately, you're one of the balls, and every time the mad balls collide with you, you loose some of your health, you must must survive these mad balls as long as possible, and collect score bonuses along the way.

AUTHORS NOTE:
This is one of those games that I've coded from scratch. I learned somethings along the way and hope you find this game entertaining.
Your feedbacks and comments are most valuable for me.
Thanks
PS: Don't mark me low saying its stolen from emanuele feronato's site, I had submitted that tutorial to his blog.

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Average Score: 8.5 / 10

Score: 7

"Original take on a mediocure game mechanic"

by: omegafinal

date: May 29, 2008

Not a big fan of this type of game. Get the object, an obstacle appears bouncing horizontally or vertically; wash, rinse, repeat until the player dies.

But I do applaud your original take on what I felt is a rather tiresome arcade game. Just the fact the balls bounce around dynamically at varying angles and speeds, made it more fun and challenging. Knowing it's tougher than the original play mechanics, adding in a health meter really helped balance out what would've been a overly hard game.

Again, despite not liking the original play mechanics of this kind of game, I do applaud your efforts on giving it an original spin.

May 29, 2008