The most fun part about Smash Hit is the realistic behavior of each element in each level. Of course, you'll need to keep the game's realistic physics engine in mind, since many times your balls won't be able to reach their destination. The camera acts on its own accord, and your only mission is to touch the screen in the places where you want to throw your balls. Your objective is to earn points by breaking everything in sight. It’s pure relief, and you’ll know you’ve earned it.Smash Hit is a first-person game in which you need to throw iron balls against all kinds of different surfaces, starting with glass. It’s the sort of feeling you get when you’re running from a horde of zombies and reach the safe house, just before the door shuts. You’ll be screaming, swearing, and often, crying, but reaching the end of a zone brings with it a real sense of accomplishment. We haven’t felt this level of gaming adrenaline since we were shrieking at old school platformers, where a single miss-jump or late duck resulted in an early, rage-inducing death.Īnd therein lies Smash Hit’s beauty. Furious, sentient arrows, who’d love nothing more than piercing your tear-laden cheeks.Īs you complete each zone, the obstacles become more and more insane, from giant glass hammers with indestructible metal heads, to whirling windmills and lethal lasers. Lose them all, and it’s game over.Īfter this point, Smash Hit transforms from the equivalent of a pleasant country stroll, to running through a minefield littered with a downpour of flaming arrows. You’ve rammed into it, head-first, and lost ten balls in the process. And then, out of nowhere, a giant wall of glass slams down into your path at the last second.
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