The goal is very simple ñ get the ball to the hole by pressing the red buttons that will activate a "baseball bat" kind of devices throughout the page (the red button is located on the device itself) which will project the ball to a different location. Like Angry Birds, you must apply basic physics to your game plan, such as pressing the red button at the right moment when the ball gets close to the "baseball bat" devices in a specific order to send the ball closer to the hole.
There are three watch like prizes in each puzzle, that you need to collect by getting the ball to go into them. Each watch like prize reduces players time on the clock and increases his score, shorter the time reached, the higher the score is. You can complete a puzzle without capturing all three clocks, but doing so not only increases your score, it also helps unlock future levels. The pacing of the clocks is so smart. In the first dozen or so stages, collecting all three clocks is easy. But then collecting only two is easy. Pretty soon, you feel great just getting one clock ñ but you are so hooked on having all three that you keep playing stages over and over, chasing the thrill of getting the highest score.
