Pino: Ballio Avalanche for PC

"Pino: Ballio Avalanche offers three game modes, each with its own challenges and scoring system. The player’s goal in each mode is to last as long as possible, avoiding obstacles, and solving puzzles based on the time spent in the game and the difficulty level chosen.

1. Avalanche is a game that tests your reflexes and ball control as you dodge obstacles and aim for the highest score. You control a ball positioned at the top of the screen, avoiding balls flying upwards from below.

Your task is to stay in the game as long as possible. The point at the end of the game is calculated based on the seconds played, multiplied by the difficulty level chosen. The formula for the point is as follows:
-Seconds played × 2 × difficulty (1 for easy, 2 for medium, 3 for hard).

The game requires precision and timing as the balls increase in speed with higher difficulties.

2. Tunnels introduces a different kind of challenge while maintaining the same ball control mechanics as Avalanche. Instead of dodging balls, the player must guide the ball through a series of tunnels, avoiding collisions with the tunnel walls.

The goal is to pass through as many tunnels as possible without hitting the sides. The longer you last, the higher your score. The points for this game mode are calculated similarly to Avalanche:
-15 × seconds played × difficulty (1 for easy, 2 for medium, 3 for hard).

This game mode demands concentration and accuracy, especially at higher difficulties where the tunnels become narrower and appear more frequently.

3. Ballopoly is a minesweeper game at Pino: Ballio Avalanche, where the field size changes based on the difficulty level, which determines the number of squares and the number of hidden mines.

The player’s task is to place flags in all the correct places to mark the mines, ensuring they don’t accidentally trigger one. The grid sizes for each difficulty level are as follows:
-Easy: 5 × 6 grid
-Medium: 7 × 10 grid
-Hard: 9 × 14 grid

Once the player successfully marks all the correct squares, they win the game, and the winnings are calculated based on the difficulty level:
-Easy: 900-1100 points
-Medium: 1900-2100 points
-Hard: 2900-3100 points

Shop: The Pino: Ballio Avalanche also features an game shop where players can unlock new game elements and backgrounds to customize their gameplay experience. These elements can be unlockd with in-game points through playing the various game modes.

Records: A records screen is included, allowing players to view their best times and scores across all three game modes. This feature lets players track their progress and compare their performance over time.

Settings: The settings menu at Pino: Ballio Avalanche has controls for adjusting the volume of both game sounds and music. Players can customize their audio experience to their preference or mute the sound entirely if desired."