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Wobble Wreckers cover art: a toy slingshot launching a yellow ball at a teetering tower of giggling animal blocksNew

Wobble Wreckers

Ages 6+

Pull the slingshot, launch giggle-balls, and tumble every wobbly critter block off its shelf. Twelve handcrafted towers of pure knockdown joy!

Touch · Mouse / PointerPhone · Tablet · Computer

About This Game

The Knockdown Craze, Kid-Sized

Wobble Wreckers brings the hottest physics-puzzle trend to the playground. A stack of giggling critter blocks teeters on a wooden shelf; you have a slingshot, a handful of balls, and one job — tumble them all off.

Drag back, watch the dotted arc, and let go. Bottom blocks make the whole tower wobble; a high lob rains down on the ones hiding at the back.

Every Ball Counts

Each level gives you just a few balls, and the fewer you use, the more stars you earn. Blocks bounce, roll, and shove each other, so one well-placed shot can finish a level in a single glorious chain reaction.

  • Drag the slingshot ball to aim; the dotted line previews your arc
  • Knock every critter off the shelf to win
  • Fewer balls used = more stars
  • Twelve handcrafted towers, each trickier than the last

What You Do

  1. 1Pull back the slingshot to aim your shot
  2. 2Read the dotted arc and choose power
  3. 3Knock every critter block off the shelf
  4. 4Finish levels with balls to spare for three stars
  5. 5Replay towers to beat your star count

Tips for Players

Aim at the bottom row — towers collapse from underneath.

A soft lob over the front wall can push the back blocks off.

Balls bounce off the ground: skim shots can sneak under the shelf edge.

Leftover balls are worth stars, so make the first shot count.

Controls

  • Touch and drag the slingshot ball backward
  • Lift your finger to launch
  • Try low skimmers and high lobs

Screenshots

Accessibility note

The aiming arc is shown as a bright dotted line before every shot, and the slingshot target area is large. Critter blocks are big, high-contrast emoji faces, and there is no time pressure — aim as long as you like.

Questions & Answers

Never — they are rubbery toy blocks that bounce and giggle as they tumble onto the grass.

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