Neverball and Neverputt
It’s been some time since the last Games post here at FOSSwire. Free software isn’t all work and no play, right?
First of all, to Neverball.
If you’ve ever played a certain game containing the words Ball, Monkey and Super, but not necessarily in that order, you’ll be right at home. The aim of the game is to direct the ball on screen to collect the coins and then get to the targeted exit.
Playing NeverballYou control the ball by moving the mouse, which tilts the ‘board’ and hence makes the ball move across it. It sounds simple, but on the harder levels quickly becomes challenging. If you tilt too much, the ball starts moving very quickly and is very difficult to precisely control!
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