In Logic bullet, you face a ricochet challenge where precise planning is key. You have a single bullet and a set number of bounces to hit targets scattered across the arena. Adjust your aim by dragging, with the first two reflections indicated by a dotted line — the rest of the path is up to your strategic thinking.
The game features 100 levels divided into 10 sets, each introducing new elements: mirrors change the bullet's course diagonally, glass lets it pass but consumes a bounce, armor can withstand two hits, portals move the bullet without loss, moving targets dodge shots, and destructible walls collapse upon impact. By the final sets, all these elements combine on a single arena.
Daily challenges offer a new level worth five regular ones and a chance to climb the leaderboard. Misses are risk-free — just tap to reset the level, no loading or timers. Progress is saved automatically, allowing you to play without logging in.
How to play
To play Logic bullet, pull from the turret and release to fire. A dashed line shows the first two bounces of your shot.
You have one bullet and a limited number of ricochets, displayed at the top. Each impact on a surface like a wall, mirror, or glass uses up one ricochet, and when you run out, the bullet stops. Clear the level by darkening all targets.
Items on the field:
- A wall reflects the bullet.
- A fragile wall reflects once and then breaks.
- A mirror redirects the bullet at a 90-degree angle diagonally.
- Glass allows the bullet through but consumes one ricochet.
- Portals work in pairs: enter one, exit the other without using a ricochet.
- An armored target requires two hits to destroy.
- A moving target shifts one cell after each ricochet.
Missing your target resets the level instantly without penalty. Each level can be completed with one shot; if you need help, you can watch an ad to see the winning path.