Starbounce
Part builder, part physics puzzle. Place ramps and boosters, set your angle and power, then launch the orb and bank it through every star. Cleared levels are saved as you go.
How to play
Starbounce is part builder, part physics puzzle. Each mission hands you a course and a fixed set of parts. Drop a few bumpers, ramps and boosters onto the field to shape the route, dial in your launch angle and power — a dashed line previews your aim — then press Launch.
A single glowing orb fires from the pad, arcs down under gravity, and caroms off everything you built. Sweep it through every star on the board and the level is cleared.
The parts you place
You get a limited number of each part per level, so spend them well. Tap the field to drop one; a ramp or booster auto-selects so you can spin it with the rotate buttons to the exact angle you want.
What's on the board
Early missions are just the launcher, some stars and a wall or two. Climb the tiers and the board starts fighting back:
120 missions & your own
There are four tiers of 30 missions — 120 in all — each one a step up in what the board throws at you:
Easy missions are pure bounce-and-collect; Medium adds boosters; Hard brings in portals and black holes; Expert threads you between two wells or splits the board in half. Cleared missions are saved in your browser, so you can pick up where you left off. There's also a built-in editor — place your own stars, walls and hazards, set the parts, and play the level you designed.
Tips
- Build the whole route first, then fine-tune — small angle changes matter.
- Bumpers speed the orb up, ramps redirect it, boosters fling it at full pace. Chain them.
- The orb sheds a little speed with every bounce; if a run stalls, add power or a booster before you rebuild.
- Use Reset orb to re-fire without touching your course, or Clear parts to start the build fresh.