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Om Bounce

Developer:Unknown Developer
Rating:⭐ 5.0 (1,234 votes)
Released:2024
Technology:HTML5
Platforms:Browser (Desktop, Mobile)

About Om Bounce

Om Bounce is a colorful launch-and-bounce puzzle asks you to choose a shot that ricochets through blocks and reaches all the required stars. A shot can bounce several times before reaching its target. Planning the first rebound angle is often enough to open a route to stars hidden behind walls.

How to Play Om Bounce

  • Identify the stars and rebound surfaces in the level.
  • Drag to set the predicted launch path.
  • Release and watch the character bounce through the geometry.
  • Adjust the next launch until every required target is collected.

Controls

  • Aim trajectory: Hold and drag left-click
  • Launch: Release

Tips & Tricks

  • Aim at a right-angle wall when the star sits behind a blocker.
  • Use a shorter power setting when the first bounce should stay low.
  • Check that a rebound will send the character toward the next star.
  • Study a failed shot's final angle before trying again.
  • Save awkward isolated stars for a shot with a planned wall ricochet.

How to Play Om Bounce

Identify the stars and rebound surfaces in the level. Drag to set the predicted launch path. Release and watch the character bounce through the geometry. Adjust the next launch until every required target is collected.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I bounce into a hidden star?

Let go of and watch the character bounce through the geometry.

Can walls help me reach a blocked target?

Point at a right-angle wall when the star sits behind a blocker.

How is the launch angle chosen?

Use Hold and drag left-click to aim trajectory.

Why does a stronger shot sometimes miss?

Choose a shorter power setting when the first bounce should stay low.

When should I use a 90-degree corner rebound?

Point at a right-angle wall once the star sits behind a blocker.

Should I collect the hardest star first?

Only when it helps with that part of the level. Reserve awkward isolated stars for a shot with a planned wall ricochet.

How do I learn from a failed bounce?

Study a failed shot's final angle before trying again.