MEMORY BEFORE MOVEMENT
The fundamental difficulty of Ball Drop, a puzzle game where a moving ball has to navigate twisting mazes, is remembering the correct path. Every level has routes, jumps and spike barriers. You need to find the safe direction before you send the ball too far in the maze. The game is based on 32 stages. The difficulty of the game is increasing as you go. In later tasks you have to plan the architecture of the maze more carefully and maneuver more precisely. The minimalist design makes sure that the emphasis is on the ball, the way ahead and the impediments in the way.
Finding the Safe Route
To run successfully, you have to know where the trail is going, and avoid the harmful spikes. Study the maze and then move, guiding the ball through open portions and making careful jumps when needed. Wrong choices can put the ball in a hazard, thus all directions are important.
The Ball Drop does not depend on a broader team or collection system. The design still focuses on conquering one maze at a time and moving through the level order. Lively music accompanies the puzzles while the layouts provide the changing challenge.
MOUSE CONTROL IN THE MAZE
Use the mouse to control the ball and move it through the maze. Guide it around spikes and use accurate movements to accomplish each task and lead it to the right path. You use the same strategy to control it at all levels. But the course and the placement of the obstacles gets more difficult.
Reaching the Final Level
Ball Drop is a 32-level memory, concentration and maze navigation game. The goal is always the same from the first problem to the last – get the ball through the maze safely and avoid the spikes that obstruct the wrong path. Complete each stage and do the right thing in Ball Drop.
