Nature Ball Balancer

"Nature ball balancer" is an entertaining game of skill in which a ball has to be steered around obstacles towards the target. Control the little ball to the target as quickly as possible by moving your phone. Avoid all obstacles to avoid penalties. Choose the easy route on the slab path or the one across the meadow with imprecise controls. Play "Nature ball balancer" and show your skills. Features: - Fun game of skill. - Control by the motion sensors of your mobile phone. - More than 100 level. - Own acceleration and deceleration “physics”. - Easy starting levels to get used to the controls. - Alternative route options. - Paths with precise control. - Off road with imprecise controls. - Different obstacles with different penalties. - Vibration alarm in case of collision with obstacles. - Indie game. - Extensive setting options: - Four speed levels. - Three levels of braking effect. - Direct selection of all levels already played. - 60 FPS or 30 FPS for older devices. - Display penalty times large or small. - Sound can be switched off. - Special settings to simplify motion sensor control: - Precise control even off road. - Acceleration is capped by the mobile phone slope. - Speed corresponds exactly to the mobile phone slope. It is controlled by the motion sensors on your mobile phone. To do this, hold your mobile phone horizontally with the screen facing up. By lowering one side you accelerate the ball. Lowering the opposite side slows it down again. The more obliquely, the faster the ball accelerates or brakes. There are paths and green spaces. The controls are precise on the paths and react immediately to the inclination of the mobile phone. In the green areas, the control is delayed and difficult to calculate. A collision with the obstacles results in penalties. Find out which way is the fastest. A longer way on the paths or a shortcut on the green area that has to be paid with the difficult control. The obstacles have different penalty times: - 1 second for lakes, sheep and the edge - 0.5 second for mountains and trees.