Ballistic, Sony Playstation

This addictive puzzle game requires players to protect the centre of the loop from a never-ending flow of coloured balls. The balls feed onto a spiral shaped belt that converges in the middle. If a ball reaches the centre of the loop, the game is over. Players aim a rotating turret and shoot a ball into a chain of balls on the spiral belt. To eliminate balls and relieve pressure from the constantly converging chain, players must create combinations of three of a kind or more. A special bonus ball is used to destroy all the balls of any one colour. Ballistic is an entertaining game of skill and strategy that's hard to put down. How long can you last?

Buy Ballistic for 2.99 GBP

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