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Welcome to Target Smash!, the most satisfying physics destruction game on your phone.
Senior reviews editor
Target Smash! is a physics puzzle game for Android where each level is a 3D stack of store goods: cans, boxes, bottles, jars, crates, and fruit and vegetable stands. You get a single throw per attempt, and the aim is to hit the right point in the structure so the whole display collapses. The listing presents it as a quick game built around short levels, which suits players who want a brief round of aiming rather than long sessions.
The build we hold is Target Smash! - Physics Puzzle 4.3.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The developer, Supercent, Inc., lists more than 100,000 installs on Google Play.
Each shot combines three inputs: the angle you line up, the timing of the throw, and the power you give it. The listing says some boards only clear from one particular angle, so finding that angle is the puzzle. A poorly aimed shot may only make the stack wobble, while a well-placed one can clear the level in a single blast.
Objects in the stacks react to physics. Products tumble, bounce and scatter, and falling pieces knock other pieces down, which is what drives the chain reaction. Some pieces hold the rest of the structure together, so hitting the correct one can bring the whole thing down. Scenes are set in corner shops, busy aisles and store displays.
The listing says later levels add taller stacks, tighter packing, new obstacles and less room for a wasted shot. Characters are cartoon-style, with playful animations, and the developer mentions rewards for completing levels. The levels are described as short, so a single round fits a short break.