Smash Kick

Physics

Pull back, kick and topple the rival team's towers of crates, cabinets and kit boxes.

Smash Kick gameplay
Smash Kick
Free to play · progress saves automatically on this device

About Smash Kick

Smash Kick is a physics destruction game with a football twist. The rival team has built towers of wooden crates, glass trophy cabinets, stone blocks, kit boxes and tyres, and their players are hiding inside and on top. Pull back to aim, let go to kick, and watch the whole thing come crashing down.

Every block is a real physics object, so a well-placed kick can start a chain collapse that knocks out several rivals at once. Sixty levels across four venues add stone forts, hard-hat rivals, a captain who takes three times the punishment, and four special balls: Heavy, Split, Rocket and Bomb.

How to play

  1. Press anywhere and drag back to aim. The further you pull, the harder you kick.
  2. The dotted line shows the start of the flight. Let go to kick.
  3. Knock every rival out: hit them, topple them over or make them fall off their tower.
  4. Tap in mid-air to use a special ball: Split makes three balls, Rocket boosts, Bomb explodes.
  5. Clear the level with balls to spare and a high score for three stars. Red levels are HARD, purple are SUPER HARD.

Frequently asked questions

Is Smash Kick free?

Yes. Every level can be beaten without spending coins, and each coin tool is free the first time you see it.

How do I knock out a rival?

Hit them hard, topple them so they end up lying down, or make them fall from their tower or platform. Rivals in hard hats take more hits, and the captain takes the most.

How do I get three stars?

Clear the level, keep at least one ball to spare, and reach the target score shown by the white mark on the score bar. Every unused ball is worth 1,000 points.

What do the special balls do?

The Heavy ball smashes stone. Tap the Split ball in mid-air to split it into three, tap the Rocket ball for a speed boost, and tap the Bomb ball to explode it; it also goes off by itself shortly after it lands.

Does it work on phones?

Yes. It plays in portrait and landscape with one finger. In portrait a big stadium screen shows a live close-up of the rivals while you aim.

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