Bounce Path

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About this game

Bounce Path is a clean, paper-style puzzle where a single drawn line decides everything. Each level gives you a ball, a glowing goal, and a field of paper-fold obstacles. Your job: draw one short line, release, and watch the ball bounce its way to the target.
The rules are simple — angle of incidence equals angle of reflection. The ball bounces off walls and your drawn line with zero speed loss. Miss the goal and hit an obstacle, or fly out of bounds, and you lose a try. Three misses and the run ends.
The real reward is the Perfect Bounce: reach the goal on your first shot with zero extra bounces, and you score double with a golden burst. Shorter lines are riskier but open the door to perfects. Longer lines are safer but earn less.
Progress through 15 hand-crafted levels, each introducing new obstacle shapes, tighter corridors, and trickier placements. The first few levels are gentle — a warm-up for your eyes and fingers. By the end, you'll be planning multi-bounce paths around zigzagging paper walls.
Features:
- One-finger draw control — intuitive and precise
- Perfect Bounce system — double points for one-shot goals
- 15 levels with escalating challenge
- Clean origami / paper art style with warm tones
- Smooth ball trail and particle feedback
- Screen shake and golden edge flash on perfect hits
- Track your best level reached
- Fast restart — jump right back in after a miss
How clean is your bounce? Draw the line and find out.
Draw a line, bounce the ball to the goal. A minimalist puzzle of angles.
Updated on
Sep 27, 2026
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