🎪 Skee-Ball Splash
Pull the ball back, aim, and let it fly — mind the power meter!
How to play Skee-Ball Splash
How to play
Skee-Ball Splash is a water-park take on the boardwalk classic. You have 9 colorful balls and one long ramp leading up to a field of scoring holes. Pull the ball back with your finger or mouse and release to launch it — the ball zooms up the ramp, arcs through the air, and (if your aim is true) plops into one of the holes. The corner holes pay 100 points, the ring below pays 50, then 30, 20, and the closest holes pay 10. A ball that rolls off the bottom splashes into the gutter and scores nothing, so power control is everything.
Controls
- Touch / mouse: press on the ball, drag downward to charge power (a meter shows your strength), and release to launch. Drag slightly left or right to curve the shot.
- Keyboard: hold Space to charge the power meter, release to throw; use ← and → to nudge your aim angle before throwing.
- R restarts the game at any time.
Tips
The 100-point corner holes are the jackpot but they need a full-power, dead-center launch — anything short falls into a lower hole, which is a fine consolation. Watch the power meter colors: green is safe, yellow reaches the 50s, and red is 100-or-gutter territory. Slight angle tweaks beat raw power for the corner holes — a gentle curve lets the ball drop in from above instead of skipping over the rim. If a ball is rolling slowly toward a hole, gravity is on your side; fast balls tend to hop right over the prize.
Scoring
Holes pay 100, 50, 30, 20, or 10 points depending on their position — higher and harder-to-reach holes pay more. Every ball is worth the same: no streaks, no timers, just pure aim across 9 throws. Your best total is saved on your device and shown on the score bar.