Touch: drag back anywhere and let go to throw; the further you pull, the harder the throw · Keyboard: mouse drag works the same; or arrow keys to aim (left/right) and set power (up/down), Space to throw, R restart, Esc pause, M mute
About:
Bramble the hedgehog has a pocketful of quills and a sky full of balloons. Pull back to aim and set the power, watch the dotted arc, and let go: a quill flies on a real gravity arc and pops every balloon it passes through, so the whole game is finding the one throw that lines them all up.
Each of the 30 levels is a fixed arrangement with a set number of quills and a target to hit. Pop the target to clear it, pop everything for a second star, and do it within par for the third. New tricks arrive every few levels: pink pads that spring quills back into play, wooden planks that stop them dead, bubble-wrapped balloons that need two hits, bomb balloons that take their neighbours with them, thorn balloons that burst into a ring of little quills, and balloons that drift, rise and circle.
A Leetdom original made in the spirit of the 2000s Flash classics. Every level was checked by a bot playing the same physics you do, so every star is reachable. Everything you see and hear is drawn and synthesised in code.
Credits:
Made by Leetdom, 2026. Written for Leetdom, and it lives here.
Phone check: 2026-09-29: played on a simulated phone (390x844, real CDP touch): drag-to-aim threw a quill that cleared level 1 with 3 stars, Next loaded level 2, spending every quill showed the Out of quills screen and Try again restarted it; landscape and desktop mouse profiles checked; no console errors. All 30 levels proven clearable by a greedy bot running the game's own physics.
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