One More Bounce - GameClub

SMG has always made accessible games, with great music, graphics, and amazing hooks. This time they got me. A simple mechanic, and that great music, and I am now hovering at 5% on my iPad, and hoping the charge cable will keep me treading water as I play! Draw a line. It's length determines how high you bounce,it's angle where you bounce towards. Collect the diamonds, and finish your puzzle. Oh, wait, red walls surround you(at times) and are a big no no! As the game progresses, more challenges await, investigate them yourselves. First time I have given out a 5 star review. Consider me the Weekly Famitsu(notorious for their videogame reviews, of which less than 20, have scored a perfect rating over the last 20 years !),of app reviews. Even the ads, aren't that distracting. No joke. Graphics=5 Music =5 Playability =5 Difficulty curve=5 Addictive traits=5 Overall a 5 star game, mastered by a company with an ever expanding portfolio of good games. Now, though, they've broken the ceiling, and have a great game, with a great hook, and have me smiling like a great, big, goof! Thank you! Moses

Game idea is both original and creative. Would definitely recommend to friends. It is easy to pick up but a real pain to advance in, which is what I absolutely adore about this game. The app takes around 30 seconds to open but is really worth the wait once you get into the game.

One More Bounce is the latest in the "One More" series: the 4th title in a collection of twitch-reflex-based games (One More Line, One More Dash, One More Jump). One More Bounce still has a bit of the same urgency as its forbears, and having good reflexes will help you. But with 'Bounce,' rhythm and pacing play a much more important role. Playing this game is a bit like balancing a large stack of bowls and plates as a restaurant server, or else timing your entrance into a pair of Double Dutch jump ropes. Patience is paramount. Given the gameplay's slower, more deliberate style, this is the least pick-up-and-playable of SMG's collection. But it's arguably also the studio's deepest title. For that reason alone, I can see myself playing this app well after I've put down the others. I applaud SMG for the creative risk here.