Drag and drop a ball from the Christmas tree over the tools to produce the correct Christmas ball in each level! Complete all the levels, and you can jingle all the way!
Here it is! I made a new episode in the factory balls series: factory balls 4! So you know the deal: drag and drop a ball over the tools to produce the required ball physics in each level! This time you don't even have to drag and drop, you can also just click the tools.
A new episode in the factory balls series, so you know the deal: drag and drop a ball over the tools to produce the required ball physics in each level! Enjoy! Spread the word! Cheers!
The Easter bunny has gone wacky and trapped all the cute little chickens in a desperate attempt to ruin Easter.
Don't let him succeed! Save the trapped chickens by solving puzzles involving ramps, spikes, buttons and other fun, mind-bending obstacles.
A rabbit wants fruit, but it's too dark to find them without feeling around for stuff! The fullest moon, a rabbit with desires, can you bring satisfaction?
The logical puzzle game. Make the correct ball in each level using the different tools.
40 new levels in the latest update!
Now over 100 original levels!
This is the official Factory Balls game by Bart Bonte/bontegames.
New levels with each update!
Welcome to the game Project: Waterfall! Here you are the protagonist who draws lines to the heart of cute and beautiful girls in a fantasy world. Pass a lot of levels and get a hundred achievements. Have fun playing!
Drag n merge is a cool mix of hexa puzzle, number merge, math and match-3 games. You will fall in love with this innovative puzzle game immediately. It is a relaxing and brain training hexa math game.
Just place the bottom number to a number on the board to be added or subtracted to match 3 or more same adjacent numbers, then they will be merged into the next higher number.
All you have to do is just push the button. It should be easy, although it's been a long time I didn't do it myself, so who knows? For example, the mouse no longer worked and I had to quickly patch keyboard to control pointer. Just use arrow keys, X and C. Hope I didn't mess things up. Coding is strange: you let everything for a while and when you're back, it's like functions have started a life of their own and nothing works like it used to be. Oh well.