Smash Hit

Mediocre

In-app purchases

About this game

Take a surreal journey through an otherworldly dimension, move in harmony with sound and music and smash everything in your path! This experience requires focus, concentration, and timing to not only travel as far as you can, but also break the beautiful glass objects that stand in your way.

* Smash your way through a beautiful futuristic dimension, smashing obstacles and targets in your path and experiencing the best destruction physics on mobile devices.

* Musically synchronized gameplay: music and audio effects change to suit each stage, obstacles move to each new tune.

* Over 50 different rooms with 11 different graphic styles, and realistic glass breaking mechanics in every stage.

Smash Hit is playable at no cost and free from ads. An optional premium upgrade is available through a one-time in-app purchase that will enable new game modes, cloud save across multiple devices, detailed statistics and the ability to continue from checkpoints.

Ratings and reviews

I love this game!! Everyone seems to have all of these problems with the game but I haven't really experienced any. But I do have one problem, for some reason, the boss that is in mayhem doesn't do any damage to me. But other than that minor tweak this game is great, no ads, sounding and looking sleek, and just a super fun, and a bit difficult, a perfect mobile game!

I love this game, but one thing I can't accept. In mayhem mode, there are bosses. This is fine. Later in the game, there are crystals before the boss. This is even better. However, in checkpoint 9, the crystals at the end come so fast, that if you did not save the purple time slow power-up, (the nearest one is at the end of checkpoint 6) you will almost certainly miss a few and lose your streak, which is especially irritating if you are trying to get a high score and a full streak is almost required in the last two zones. If they could at least give you time to react and put it a bit farther back, (like all the other ones) it would be fair.

The sound engineering is a treat! A sharp, crunchy, meditative, treat! The music is awesome and the glass is satisfying to break. So it's a pity to report that the game is often too fast for its own good, and the pickup, powerup, throwing, and menu sounds all sorta stink by comparison. They're not bad! They're just not up to the rest of the game's audio.

What's new

64 bit compatibility