When I first saw the graphics of Smash Hit it reminded me of the first time I ever played Mirror’s Edge, but that could just be because both games were bright and shiny(?) to an extent. It is one of the most beautiful mobile games I have played in a while, possibly ever, and it’s a fun pastime.
The game itself is a beautiful change from the normal mobile game, and I feel it is definitely deserving to be a leader of the mobile industry at this time. One thing I feel really separates Smash Hit from the rest of the mobile gaming market is its graphics, physics, and beautiful glass-shattering animations. I prefer the challenge of having to start over from the beginning, it reminds me of the good old Super Mario Bros. To be completely honest, I feel it’s like a cheat without having to enter a code. If you do crash into glass, you will lose a bunch of the balls you have, and if you lose them all, you lose the game and must restart from the beginning (unless you paid to upgrade the game, in which you get checkpoints.) Having the option to pay to upgrade the game would normally bother me, but the game is free and it really doesn’t affect the gameplay much. You also have to make sure you don’t “crash” into any glass, so you use said balls to destroy the glass. It’s around a month later, and I still haven’t lost interest in Smash Hit.īasically, in Smash Hit, you have a limited number of what seem to be metal(?) balls and you have to hit what look like blue crystals to get more. This game is definitely impressive and certainly stands out from the rest, in a good way.
I expected it to be the average mobile game, enjoyable but not necessarily impressive or too original. Like I always do, I got curious and looked at the pictures and description, which led me to downloading it. Genre: Arcade (According to Apple App Store)Īround a month or so ago I went on the Apple app store to find this game, Smash Hit, being advertised on the front page.
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