Played 3 times.
A glass bowl, a ball and a shot that looks effortless until you try it. Hole in One is a physics puzzle about launching a ball so that it ends up inside the container. The idea is easy to understand but surprisingly difficult to master.
You play by touching the ball, dragging back and releasing, much like a slingshot, using either a finger or a mouse. The tricky part is working out how strong and which direction the shot should be. It is a thoughtful pick for players who like trying out solutions and learning from each bounce, with a flick, a score and a retry always close at hand.
| Genre | Sports |
|---|---|
| Controls | Mouse or touch |
| Platform | Browser, phone and tablet |
| Cost | Free, no download |
| Screen | 480 x 720 px |
Yes. Hole in One is free, runs in your browser, and has no download or sign-up.
Touch the ball, drag back to aim and release. A finger or a mouse both work.
You solve physics puzzles by launching a ball so that it lands inside a glass bowl.
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