Experience the thrill of placing bombs and blasting through 100 levels in this unique logic puzzle game. Start the simulation and strategically plan your moves to overcome challenges along the way.
Impulse is a puzzle game that is available for both Windows and Mac OS X. The game consists of a variety of simple geometric game objects, as well as user-controlled bombs and a ball. Each level contains a goal object that must be hit by the ball in order to finish it. However, the ball is indirectly controlled through the placement of bombs.
Certain game objects have unique features that can provide bonus points, and there are specific areas of the game that can change the direction the ball is moving if it comes into their influence. Additionally, the ball is always under the influence of gravitation, which can differ from level to level.
The first step of the game is the setup. During this step, players can place bombs inside the level and move them to different positions. Some bombs contain a timer that can be adjusted to control the time of explosion. The interactive timeline is an essential component of the game, allowing players to jump to specific points in time to correct the timers of the bombs or move them to a better position.
The second step is the simulation, where the ball moves according to the physical influences, such as gravitation and bombs. During this stage, players can’t directly control the ball’s path, but they can stop the simulation step anytime, go back to the setup stage, and adjust the bombs' location and timing for better results.
After hitting the goal object, players will see a summary of their achieved score, which is based on the elapsed simulation time minus the bonus points received for hitting bonus objects. In Impulse, the lower the score is, the better players perform, even to the extent of negative scores due to bonus objects. After completing a level, players can proceed to the next one, or they can try to readjust the bombs for a better score.
Certain game objects have unique features that can provide bonus points, and there are specific areas of the game that can change the direction the ball is moving if it comes into their influence. Additionally, the ball is always under the influence of gravitation, which can differ from level to level.
The first step of the game is the setup. During this step, players can place bombs inside the level and move them to different positions. Some bombs contain a timer that can be adjusted to control the time of explosion. The interactive timeline is an essential component of the game, allowing players to jump to specific points in time to correct the timers of the bombs or move them to a better position.
The second step is the simulation, where the ball moves according to the physical influences, such as gravitation and bombs. During this stage, players can’t directly control the ball’s path, but they can stop the simulation step anytime, go back to the setup stage, and adjust the bombs' location and timing for better results.
After hitting the goal object, players will see a summary of their achieved score, which is based on the elapsed simulation time minus the bonus points received for hitting bonus objects. In Impulse, the lower the score is, the better players perform, even to the extent of negative scores due to bonus objects. After completing a level, players can proceed to the next one, or they can try to readjust the bombs for a better score.
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