UPDATE: Don't miss out on a great game!

This game was an extraordinarily pleasant surprise.

It was 90% off ($.59) and so I expected the usual messy game controls and odd bugs and crashes. Nothing of the sort!

This game is tight. The aiming is spot on, the physics system is very good, and it looks fantastic- a steampunk aesthetic that is very pleasing without going over the top with it. This one is gonna keep me happily busy for a while.

Some people have experienced a glitch with Level 99. I am currently at level 117 and have not experienced any glitches, other than the Steam achievements not popping up. >:[

If you're looking for a fun and addicting puzzle game to keep yourself entertained during downtime, this is it. Seriously! I like the way this is designed and the developer has done a great job with physics here. Everything on the board has an affect on the ball. Magnets have an increased affect the closer you get to them, sand slows you down, the ball bounces off medal corners faster than it does the wood that it decorates, and the list goes on. If you like puzzle games, you'll like this one.

I had misread the title "Slingshot" for "Singleshot"... Anyway, there's a need to succeed a single shot for the achievements. Therefore, most of players would re-play same level again and again, so it would've been better if there were a shortcut key for retry the level.

Extremely fun and addicting. Well-made and responsive. My 6 year old daughter loves it as well as I do and I'm 33. I would recommend this game for all ages, young and old, and I'm impressed with how many levels there are and how many different ways they can make the game interesting. The puzzles range from easy to difficult depending on how high a score you want to get. A+ 5/5 stars would take out for a fancy dinner

I enjoy the game and the developer fixed the Steam achievements so I'm a happy doggy now! :happypug:

+1 ⭕

TLDR; if you like pool and puzzle, go for it.

Great game, especially if you get it for cheap (it's $1,50 now, also available in indiegala bundle).

It's like playing pool nation in trickshot mode, with less cue control (you only set strength and direction), but the levels have all kinds of traps, moving walls, levers.

You need to get the ball into the hole, that has a a wide area of traction around. That's probably not hard, but for better result you need also collect the 3 diamonds and use the minimum of the 3 available shots. I just started, guess complete all the levels with 1 shot will take some time. :)

I like the design, the graphics and the music too.

Slingshot Puzzle is a tablet ported "golf/billiards" putting/puzzle game where you must shoot a ball through a specific trajectory to collect all the gems and sink in the hole.

The graphics aren't terrible, but ultimately this is 100% a tablet game so what is it doing on Steam? Steam is for PC games. I didn't build a gaming rig so I could pretend it's an iPhone.

The issue with the full screen seems to have been fixed. The puzzles are cool, with excellent choice of music in the background (Ravel, Grieg, Tchaikovsky).

I know it is a small-team game but I guess a honest opinion could change the perspective since my experience was not fun at all and even though the game is not expansive, I don't think it should be bought anyway. Like someone said, it feels like a mobile game, which isn't necessarely a bad thing, but this game seems to be the bad mobile game one. In this way, it looks and plays like those early mobile games that you need to do some specific move to solve the game """puzzle""". I decided to mark """puzzle""" this way since there is only one option of solving them and it doesn't require any thinking. In my playthough throuout the game (yes, it lasts less than 2 hours to COMPLETE), I encountered some bugs that make the completion impossible, like when the "shock mecanic" destroyed my ball even when the path was clean. Anyhow, I think this game shouldn't be bought, as long as it offers the same monotonous experience as early free mobile games.