Point Adventure
Are you looking for a nice little adventure game to go through with ease?
Point Adventure is not such a game. This endless scrolling arcade game is fast paced and hard. Really hard. And mean. You control a circle with two orbs on the opposite sites and you have to move the circle through obstacles. You are able rotate the circle while it constantly moves upwards. If one of the orbs crashes into an obstacle you lose. How far will you be able to go? Are you able to handle the frustration of crashing time and again? Will you set the record or will you have walk away in shame? Accept the challenge and play Point Adventure now for free!
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Point Adventure really tests your skills with its fast-paced arcade action. I spent hours trying to rotate that circle through obstacles - it's seriously addicting. For more challenging arcade fun try this classic space shooter or test your reflexes with Fast Arrow. If you want to check out more games that will keep you hooked check out our collection of addicting games that are perfect for quick gaming sessions...
Ratings and Reviews
zane!
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Casual Yet Ruthlessly Challenging!
Well, I just did the Point Adventure challenge, and wow it’s a wild ride. The idea is pretty straightforward — fly two orbs in a circle, through endless obstacles, as it scrolls up. Simple to understand, but, boy, difficult to master. There’s this deceptively elegant simplicity that ensnares you, then coldcocks you with a difficulty that could make a grown gamer cry.
And though its maddeningly difficult,
Soomasaki
I hope you will find Point Adventure addicttive!
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