Love Balls Game

Love Balls is a physics-drawing puzzle built around one simple idea: a pink ball and a blue ball sit apart on the same screen, and it's your job to get them to touch. You don't move either ball directly — you draw shapes and ramps with your cursor, and gravity does the rest, rolling each ball down whatever you've sketched until they meet.

Each level is really a small engineering problem. Spikes, gaps, and moving obstacles sit between the two balls, and your drawn lines have to route around them without letting a ball hit something that pops it first. There's usually more than one way to solve a level, which is most of the appeal — a clean, minimal line feels better than a messy scribble that happens to work.

Controls

Mouse only: click and drag to draw a line, then release to set it in place. The same draw-with-your-finger motion works on phone and tablet.

Tips

• Draw short, deliberate strokes instead of one long scribble — a few small lines are easier to aim than one line that has to be right the whole way.
• Let gravity do the work rather than drawing a full ramp all the way to the target; often a small nudge in the right spot is enough to send a ball the rest of the way.

Sessions are short by design — most levels take well under a minute once you spot the solution, so it suits quick breaks as much as longer play.