How to Play Love Balls Game
Two balls, one goal: get them to touch. Love Balls Game gives you a level with the balls sitting apart, usually separated by a drop, a ledge, or an awkward bit of geometry, and one tool — a pen. Whatever you draw becomes a solid object the moment you lift your finger, and then gravity takes over. Draw a ramp and a ball rolls down it. Draw a hook and it swings. Draw a wall and something stops. The level ends when the two balls make contact.
The clever part is that the game never tells you what shape to draw, and there’s rarely one right answer. Some levels want a single clean line; others are solved by a small blob dropped in exactly the right place to knock a ball sideways. What trips people up early is drawing too much. A long, elaborate structure introduces more places for the physics to behave unexpectedly, and the simulation is happy to send your ball flying off in a direction you never planned. The players who solve levels quickly tend to think about one specific push — where does this ball need to be nudged, and what’s the smallest object that would do it — rather than trying to build a whole machine.
Tips for Solving Levels Faster
- Draw less than you think you need. One short line placed well usually beats an elaborate contraption. Every extra stroke is another surface for the balls to bounce off unpredictably.
- Work out which ball should move. Often only one of the two actually needs to travel. Figuring out which one is stationary saves you from solving a much harder problem than the level is asking.
- Use gravity instead of fighting it. Ramps, slopes and drops cost you nothing to draw and do the work for you. Trying to lift a ball upward with drawn shapes is far more finicky.
- Watch the failure, then adjust one thing. When an attempt misses, note where the ball actually went rather than starting from scratch. Shifting your line slightly is usually all it takes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Love Balls Game free to play?
Yes, it’s free and runs directly in the browser — nothing to install on desktop or mobile.
Is there only one solution per level?
No. Because everything runs on physics, most levels can be solved with different shapes. If your idea works, it counts.
What if my drawing doesn’t work?
Just try again. There’s no penalty for a failed attempt, and watching where the balls actually rolled is the fastest way to figure out what to change.
