Spike Toss

Pony friends spend their free time hunting shiny crystals, and today, Spike the dragon becomes the main trick of the show in Spike Toss. Rarity sets up a giant slingshot, loads Spike into it, and waits for you to pick a launch angle and strength. Crystals fill the screen in different spots, so you watch the layout first, then decide where sending Spike makes the most sense. Five launches are available on every level, and all collected crystals from those shots add to your score. After finishing a round, the map layout changes, so crystal piles appear in fresh positions and patterns instead of repeating the same field. That keeps you checking the screen carefully before you fire him off again.

How to play?

Drag or adjust the slingshot to change Spike's flight direction and shot power, then release to fire him toward a rich crystal cluster. If the launch angle is too low, he barely reaches anything useful, while an overpowered shot can send him over a good stash. Watch where Spike lands, compare it with the dense spots you saw before, and tweak the next launch. This simple loop of checking the map, aiming, and re-aiming turns Pony Games like Spike Toss into a quick crystal-chasing arcade you can replay in short sessions.