PunBall - Puns & ball gameplay

In a desolate realm once devoid of life, Zeus founded a civilization. As time passed, Zeus's slothfulness allowed an evil Shade to emerge, unleashing malevolence across the land. Amidst this chaos, a solitary mage, both graceful and powerful, emerges as the sole beacon of hope in a battle against darkness.

Embark on this immersive Roguelike journey alongside her; however, beware of failure, for it means restarting from the beginning.

Engage in this innovative gameplay blending magic and more, with a diverse array of skills set in a vibrant world filled with enjoyment!

Key features:

- An offshoot of Archero's universe, introducing a fresh adventure

- A pioneering fusion of Roguelite, RPG, and Block Breaker mechanics

- Effortless controls for seamless gameplay

- Over 100 unique skills offering countless combinations

- Numerous stages await your exploration!

PunBall Beginner’s Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Defeat Your Enemies

SHOOTING AND COMBAT TIPS

Good aim, target prioritization, and proper powerup choices is PunBall’s game. You’ll notice very quickly that the best way to rack up damage and combos is to get your shots bouncing between enemies repeatedly, or into the enemy backline to bounce between them and the back wall. Here are some tips for fighting in the field.

Aim True, Use The Grid

Barring extreme angle shots or aiming nearly straight forward, aiming with the grid is a good way to make sure your shots land. They’ll more or less follow the diagonal grid if you’re shooting at roughly 45 degrees, allowing you to do stuff like pass shots through angled gaps or snipe enemies with bounce shots.

It gets more difficult at harsher angles, though it’s still a good guide to give you an idea where your shots will go. Also, remember that you aren’t on a timer: Aim carefully and patiently, make the most out of every shot.

Look For Weak Spots In The Enemy Line

The best way to do heavy damage to the field is to let your shots penetrate through the enemy line, then bounce behind everyone repeatedly. Unfortunately, the enemy is often in the way of the juicy, juicy backline.

This means you have to look for weakspots  to smash through (Whether it be a thinner part of the line, or an open spot guarded only bu a relatively low HP target, or a small nook that might let shots bounce a lot) so your shots can reach the back. Sometimes, it may be worth it to take a hit just to do this: You don’t want them plugging up that gap and killing you a few turns later, especially if there are Summoners in the field.

A Few Game Changing Powerups

Among all the powerups in Punball you can get, there are a few of them that, when found, tend to allow a serious snowball. The Black Hole Ball and the Shadow Clone combo special. These two together are incredibly powerful, since they fill their specific roles very well. The Black Hole Ball is an attack that deals severe damage (It can do roughly 17k damage if you’re at a level where your normal shots do 550 damage per hit or so), but only bounces on walls and not enemies, immediately disappearing upon hitting a target. It is always the first shot to come out.

When paired with the triple damage of Starting Charge or extra Black Hole Balls, this allows you to more or less delete single high value targets like Peashooters and enemies a bit too close for comfort, and most importantly, force an opening into the enemy line. Once that line is broken, that’s when the Shadow Clone combo powerup comes in. Shadow Clone is a simple, cheap combo based powerup that spawns a new ball for every 30 hits you do in a shot.

Get even a few balls into the backline and you can rack up what is essentially a self-feeding combo that has the capability of ripping even the thickest of enemy formations to pieces. You usually also have a ton of other balls by the time you get them, so those will do their jobs too. On top of all this, you can also start piling up combo powerups so those giant multi-hundred hit combos do yet more damage to the enemy in the field.

Positioning

Your shots also determine where your character, the Mage, moves. The Mage will follow the spot where the first ball (unless it’s a Split Ball’s babies since they don’t follow every other ball’s trajectory) returns.

If you can’t get a good angle on your target, it may be worth trying to reposition with your shot instead of trying to get the most damage efficient shot you can get from such a bad angle, since you’re not gonna get much out of staying there anyway.

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