Pipol Smasher
You pick up and smash objects in this physics-based puzzle game! It’s not Tetris, but it’ll do the job! You control a paddle with two arms. The left side of the paddles face up, and the right side faces down. When you pick up an object from your path, your arm spins so that the right side of the paddle points forward. Use your trusty hammer to smash everything in sight! This is a great way for kids to learn about different types of objects and how their shape affects how they work. They can also use this as an opportunity to practice their throwing skills. Let them show off their stick-shattering skills using these fun bowling
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How to play Pipol Smasher
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