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About the game

About Slingshot: Trick Shots

Slingshot: Trick Shots is a physics-based slingshot game available on the App Store, Google Play, and right here in your browser, with the same gameplay on every platform. Drag back to choose your angle and power, then release to land your rock in the bucket.

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Clear obstacle-filled levels with a limited supply of rocks and earn up to three stars, or take on Infinity mode and keep scoring before time runs out. Use special rocks to boost, redirect, and bounce your way past tricky obstacles. Play free online, or download Slingshot: Trick Shots for iOS and Android.

Levels mode gives you a set number of rocks for each stage. Land a rock in the bucket to clear it. The fewer rocks you use, the more stars you earn, up to three, and clearing a level unlocks the next one.

Infinity mode is a race against the clock. Every rock you land in the bucket adds time and moves the bucket to a new spot. As your score climbs, hazards appear, the slingshot changes position, and eventually the bucket starts moving on a timer.

Some rocks have their own ability. A speed rock boosts forward when you double tap while it flies. A redirect rock rushes toward the point you tap. A gravity-free rock flies straight and bounces off walls at the same angle, so you can bank it around corners.

Obstacles change how you aim. Bouncy surfaces send rocks rebounding hard, which is useful for bank shots. Breakable obstacles shatter when hit, but the rock that breaks them is lost. Dangerous surfaces destroy any rock that touches them, so aim around them.

How to play Slingshot: Trick Shots

• DragPull the slingshot back with your finger or mouse. The angle sets the direction; pulling farther adds power.
• ReleaseLaunch the rock toward the bucket.
• Double tapSpeed rock only: boost the rock while it is in flight.
• TapRedirect rock only: send the rock toward the point you tap.

Slingshot Tips

Change one thing at a time. If a shot misses, adjust only the angle or only the pull distance so you can see what moved the rock.

Save rocks for stars. In Levels mode, study the obstacles before your first shot instead of firing to test the path.

Plan bank shots. Bouncy surfaces and the gravity-free rock let you reach a bucket hidden behind cover by bouncing off walls.

Time your abilities. Boost or redirect a rock when its path is clear, not right after launch, so it still has room to reach the bucket.

Clear breakable obstacles first if they block the only path. That rock is lost, but your next shot has a clean line.