Pixel Painting With a Bouncing Ball

Pixel Painting With a Bouncing Ball turns pixel art into an active color challenge. Instead of tapping on tiny squares, a ball jumps nonstop across the grid picture, and the image only fills in when the ball lands on the right cells. Every level shows a pixel drawing made of small square cells. A timer runs for one minute, and the picture stays unfinished until all required cells are painted with the correct colors. Coins drop in after each completed drawing, and those coins unlock fresh brush skins that change how your trail looks while you play.

How to play?

Pick a level and watch the ball start bouncing automatically. It never stops, so control the direction instead of the jump. Tap or click to turn the ball at the right moment and guide it over the cells that still need paint. At the beginning, only one color is active. Just steer the bouncing ball across the matching empty cells to fill in the simple pixel art and clear the stage before the minute ends. This works well as practice, because you can focus on timing and basic routes without worrying about switching shades.

Later levels add more paint colors. The game marks which cells need which shade, so pay attention before changing direction. Move the ball so it hits groups of same-colored cells together, then swing out toward smaller leftovers if there is time. When several paints are available, the level expects every listed color to be used somewhere on the grid for the picture to count as complete.

Spend earned coins between rounds to buy new brushes and build a collection of pixel coloring styles. Jump back into harder stages, test quicker routes across the grid, and keep filling pixel art with the bouncing ball until every picture in the set is done.