Pang

You move left and right across the bottom of the screen, aiming upward to shoot a line that bursts the balls into smaller ones. The goal is to eliminate every last fragment before they overwhelm you. The mechanics are clean: you can only fire one harpoon at a time, and it must retract before you shoot again, which forces careful timing. The balls bounce unpredictably, sometimes splitting into faster, harder to hit sizes. The pace starts manageable but quickly becomes frantic as the screen fills with bouncing fragments. It feels tense and immediate, a test of quick reflexes and spatial awareness more than complex strategy.