Love BallsDraw one line to send two separated balls rolling toward each other, dodging spikes and drop-offs, in this free physics puzzle game.
Love Balls
Two small balls sit apart on the screen, separated by a maze of ramps, spikes, and drop-offs. Your only tool is a single pencil line: draw it once, let go, and watch physics take over as the ball rolls, bounces, and falls along whatever shape you sketched. Get both balls to touch and the level clears; let either one tumble off the edge or land on a hazard and you start over.
That one-line limit is what makes it click. There’s no undo mid-drag and no second shape to lean on, so each level becomes a quick puzzle of estimating slope, gap, and momentum before you commit. Later stages add moving spikes, narrow gaps, and awkward drop heights that punish a line drawn even slightly wrong, so most rounds only take a few tries once you see the intended path.
Controls
- Desktop: click and hold, drag to draw your line, then release to drop it into the level.
- Mobile/touch: touch and drag with your finger the same way.
Tips that actually help
- Draw slower, shorter strokes near the target ball — a shallow ramp lands more predictably than a steep one.
- Aim for a gentle curve instead of a straight ramp when a ball needs to change direction, since straight lines tend to launch it too far.
- If a level has spikes, sketch your line to guide the ball underneath or around them rather than trying to cover the hazard itself.