Hamsterball is a great game that successfully combines the charm of Super monkey Ball with Marble Madness-like gameplay for a fun and easy-to-play racing game. Home » Kpop Quizzes » Here you will find a variety of songs based on Anime or popular songs around the world incluing some gerne like: rock, pop, jrock, j-pop, k-pop, metal, heavy metal and others but I will concentrate more on Anime and Japasene. Player with highest score over other players's scores wins.
Mirror Tournament Mode is same are normal Tournament Mode, except it's mirrored, Party Race allows playing against either human or AI controlled player to compete in any of the previously unlocked levels, and Rodent Rumble allows you to compete in a arena against other players where you must knock out each other as many times as possible. Tournament Mode requires if you to pass several races bfore time runs out, Timetrial Mode doesn't put a time limit on a whole game but on a each level individually. You can follow invisible paths hidden throughout the courses to unlock multiplayer combat arenas, in which the goal is to knock opponents' hamsters off the edge as many times as possible within a time limit. In this game, the task is to guide a little hamster in a glass ball through differently designed races to reach a designated area marked with "Goal". Hamsterball Gold is an improvement over the original game.
If you prefer puzzle-oriented Marble Madness clones, Neverball takes the cake.īut if you prefer arcade-oriented games with clever, insidious, physics-defying level designs, check out Hamsterball from Raptisoft - but be warned of potentially high frustration quotient if your reflexes are not up to par.Developer(s): Raptisoft Games and GameHouseġ00% Goal: Unlock all arenas and beat the Normal Tournament on Frenzied difficulty Control cute, lovable hamsters to explore the mysterious underworld - a puzzle action game with easy controls. If you don't want to play both games, the choice should come down to what type of ball games you prefer. Youre a hamster who escaped the pet shop. With pleasant graphics and solid gameplay, I find both Neverball and Hamsterball to be worthy of our Top Dog tag. Although the twelve courses in Hamsterball may sound small compared to over fifty levels in Neverball, each course is huge, spanning many screens that are filled with obstacles and insane (read: addictive) routes.Īs befits a shareware game, Hamsterball sports more polished graphics and gameplay, although I feel the $19.99 price tag is a tad too steep. Your objective in both games is similar: guide a ball (or a hamster-trapped-inside-a-ball in Hamsterball) safely to the exit before time runs out. Neverball and Hamsterball are two superb Marble Madness-inspired games from a freeware and an indie developers, respectively.
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