#Smash hit games update
#Smash hit games upgrade

The player must hit 40 in a row to get to the maximum multi-ball from the single-ball default.

#Smash hit games upgrade

If the player hits 10 of these crystals in a row without missing any, they upgrade their multi-ball status. They also transform in Checkpoint 10 and 11. By hitting a square pyramid with a ball, the player receives 3 balls, by hitting an octahedron, 5 balls, and by hitting a 3D star, 10 balls. There are also small, blue polyhedrons scattered throughout the map. There are power-ups, such as giving the player an infinite supply of balls for a short time, turning all their balls explosive for a short time, or slowing time down, each of which last about five seconds. Obstacles may get in the way, and if an obstacle is hit, ten balls are lost. Many of these obstacles are made of glass and can be smashed. The player must be careful not to run out of these balls, as the game is over when they do. The player has an inventory of silver metal balls that they can tap the screen to aim and shoot. The music changes along with the level, as the pace is fixed and the player doesn't slow down due to anything except losing the game. Smash Hit involves a steadily-moving view through a decorative, colourful passageway.

#Smash hit games update

An update later in the year introduced three new game modes, and an update in 2015 introduced two new multiplayer modes.įollowing these updates were bugfixes and improvements. The initial release contained checkpoints 0 to 9 and endless.Īn update in May 2014 (Version 1.2.0), added checkpoints 10 and 11. Version 0.8.0 contained five checkpoints, and version 0.9.0 added Checkpoint 1, Checkpoint 6, and introduced non-playable, unused betas of Checkpoint 8 and Checkpoint 9. The first screenshots and gameplay video showed something in between the modern style and the original. The first ever known version of Smash Hit consisted of an art style more akin to Granny Smith or Sprinkle, Mediocre AB's previous games. Smash Hit has had a long history, from concepts and early builds in 2013 to Local Multiplayer in 2016. Part of the scrapped Deathstar Checkpoint, thought to be scrapped about halfway though development.