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Games developed by Atomic Elbow AB

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Crazyball

Windows 2005
If you haven't played Crazyball or want to try this puzzle video game, download it now for free! Released in 2005, Crazyball is still a very popular rolling ball title among retrogamers, with a whopping 4.4

Switchball

Windows 2007
Switchball, released in 2007, is an award-winning, puzzle-filled, action-packed game. It challenges its players to guide a rolling ball to its ultimate destination across electrical, physical, and tricky obstacles. Players have around 60 levels to explore within three vibrant 3D settings as they attempt to complete objectives. The game requires creativity and agility as players must make thoughtful decisions when manipulating the surroundings of each level. This means they journey through loosely connected pathways, move objects, and ensure their ball has the right platform as well as the right momentum. The player's ball can also morph into an air, water or fire ball, allowing for an enhanced range of motion and a more unique landscape. Utilizing these infusions, gamers must find the perfect approach for reaching the end of each level. As expected, the difficulty ramps up as the game progresses. Multiplayer mode allows for an intense competition between two players. Locally connected, the race can be to the finish line or the first to hit the most targets. These races also draw from a range of technical aspects the single-player version, with balls morphing tactics alongside tricky paths. Switchball's soundtrack is an integral part of the experience. The energetic and melodic tracks fully immerse the players into the frenetic atmosphere. The combination of the energizing tracks with challenging objectives is an infatuating blend of bliss. Switchball is a creative and strategic game for those seeking to move enjoyedly though some tricky obstacles. It is a strong reminder of the appeal of puzzle games and the excitement that can be found on the playfield. It is an enjoyable experience.
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