About Neon Shot
It is a 2D arcade game played with the mouse, and a single hit from a ball is enough to destroy a target.
Each level gives you a set number of balls, and the goal is to clear all the targets while using as few of them as possible. If you run out before the last target breaks, you have to restart the level.
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The catapult sits on the left side and the targets wait on the right, all glowing against dark backdrops like a small city of lights. Targets are perched on boxes, planks and other objects, and some of those objects need more shots to break than others.
Rock structures cannot be destroyed at all, so when one blocks the way you have to send the ball over it. Coins are scattered around each level too. You collect them by hitting them with a ball, and each one raises your score.
Physics decide where every ball lands, and the trajectory line you see while pulling back is accurate. That makes this a skill game about finding a launch angle that works and trusting it.
There are 30 levels, and you can play them on Easy or Hard mode. Your ball supply refills between levels, so a wasteful level never carries over into the next one.
Quick summary
- You pick a level and get a set number of balls for it.
- You fire the catapult from the left at the targets on the right until all of them are broken.
- Coins you hit along the way add to your score.
- If the balls run out first, the level restarts, and if you clear it, your supply refills for the next one.
Key features
- There are 30 levels, each playable on Easy or Hard mode.
- One hit from a ball destroys a target, but the boxes and planks around it can take several shots.
- Rock structures cannot be broken and have to be shot over.
- You aim a neon catapult in a 2D action game where physics decide where each ball lands.
Tips & tricks
- Trust the trajectory line when you aim, because it shows the ball's path accurately.
- Never spend more than one or two balls on test shots, since running out means starting the level over.
- When a TNT crate is on the level, try to set it off with as few shots as possible.
- Plan a high arc over rock structures instead of shooting at them, because they never break.
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