Ricoshoot

How To Play Ricoshoot

Controller & Keyboard Guide

• Click the in-game "how to play" button before your first shot to see the exact setup.
• Aim with your mouse, dragging or adjusting angle until the trajectory line lines up the way you want.
• Click to fire the ball and watch where it bounces before committing to the shot.
• Reset or retry a level using the on-screen prompt if your ball runs out of hitpoints.
• No keyboard needed here, it's a mouse-only affair from start to finish.

There's something oddly hypnotic about a game that just wants you to hit a pipe. Sounds simple, and for about four seconds it is, right up until you realize the walls have their own agenda. Every green surface your ball touches chips away at its health, so a sloppy ricochet isn't just wasted effort, it's a countdown clock ticking toward failure. The whole thing plays out in a stripped-down 2D space that feels part pinball table, part physics puzzle, with nothing cluttering the screen except the angle you're trying to nail. Thirty levels wait in line, each one nudging the geometry just enough to make your old tricks stop working.

Features

• Thirty handcrafted levels that slowly ramp up in angle complexity and wall placement.
• A hitpoint system tied to ricochets, punishing careless bounces instead of just missed shots.
• Physics-based aiming that rewards patience over button-mashing reflexes.
• Clean, minimal visuals that keep your focus on the trajectory, not distracting background noise.
• WebGL performance, so it loads fast and runs smoothly without needing anything installed.
• A single-player structure built for short bursts or longer sessions chasing that one perfect shot.