Elastic World

Content rating
Everyone
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Guide For Access Elastic World

Get ready for a unique physics-based puzzler.

Top Ranked on Google Play, June 2012 - #1 in USA, Germany, France and United Kingdom (casual games category 06/2012).

In Elastic World you control weird elastic shapes in order to make a ball hit the floating star.
Expand and collapse these jelly shapes and make the ball bounce in different directions and heights.
Sounds weird but is actually pretty fast to pick up.
Really nice and responsive physics engine. Feels almost real.
Each level gets increasingly challenging and sometimes you have to have some pretty quick reflexes as you compete against the clock.
The faster you can hit the star, the better you are ranked.

Now with Open Feint support. Share your scores with other players and climb your way to the top of the leader boards.

Really fun and addicting!

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Please support independent video game development! This is the result of six months of hard work (done alongside a full-time job). Please give it a good rating.

Unlike several other games, the collision detection and physics engine were made entirely from scratch. The game and the level designer contain more than 28,000 lines of source code.
Take a peek under the hood and watch the demo of the level designer, available on YouTube. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nx-fJVXcpBQ)
Elastic World is one of the most fun and innovative physics games available
Updated on
Apr 25, 2016

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  • No data shared with third parties
    about how developers declare sharing
  • No data collected
    about how developers declare collection
  • Committed to follow the Play Families Policy

What’s new

Several bug fixes