Blasterball 2 holidays

Critters are one of the main enemies in Blasterball 2 Revolution, Blasterball 2 Holidays, and Blasterball 2 Remix. In Blasterball 3, they are called Enemies. They do not hurt the player directly but disrupt travel of the ball in various ways.Types of Critters[] Drifter[]Drifters are the most common of them all. They do nothing but fly around. In fact, this is the official icon of Blasterball 2 Revolution. In Blasterball 2 Holidays they're called Snowflakes. Darter[]Darters are similar to Drifters, but they move faster and sometimes change direction randomly. In Blasterball 2 Holidays they're called Leaves. Breaker[]When a Breaker is hit by a ball, it splits into 4 pieces that ricochet around the stage until they hit a brick or the paddle. In Blasterball 3, the pieces simply fall downward. In Blasterball 2 Holidays they're called Cherries. Exploder[]When an Exploder gets hit by a ball, it explodes, destroying all bricks and Enemies around it. In Blasterball 2 Holidays they're called Pumpkins.Bricklayer[]If it's not destroyed quickly, a Bricklayer will turn into a brick! In Blasterball 2 Holidays they're called Clouds.Shocker[]The Shocker will periodically electrify itself; if the ball hits an electrified Shocker, the ball will get electrocuted and move erratically for a few seconds.Beamer[]One Beamer on its own can't do much, but when multiple Beamers are onscreen they can form tesla beams between each other that will block the ball.Blocker[]The Blocker is the same as the Drifter, but it has a shield and can only be destroyed by hitting its unarmored side.Vortex[]The Vortex has a gravity field around it that makes it harder for the ball to hit it.Shadow Vortex[]Shadow Vortexes are only seen in the Dark Levels of Blasterball 3. When a ball hits a Shadow Vortex, it catches the ball and launches it in a random direction.Zapper[]Zappers are only seen in Blasterball 3 during the battle with Electro Yo-Yo. They float around aimlessly like Drifters, but when they're hit they shoot a laser that can give the paddle Inertia.Freezer[]Freezers are only seen in Blasterball 3 during the battle with Big Freezer. They're basically the same as Zappers, but when they're hit they shoot ice bolts that can Freeze the paddle.

This is the only game in the installment where the title screen changes after every reboot of the game (not when it's on the date of a holiday).The title screen will change depending on the days of most major holidays.Old version shows "Stage w-s" (replace w with world number and s with stage number) with the stage's name below, while the latest version just shows the stage number with the text below it just saying Ready.The titlescreen has different text on the bottom of the screen than on the current version of the game.On occasion when you use the alt+tab function on Windows your mouse will not be on the desktop, the game when focused again would be frozen and you'd have to use Task Manager with ctrl+alt+del/end and because of the mouse issue have to use the keyboard to select the program, then end the task with alt+e.After beating the stage, the second one will not only spawn your ball in the paddle on top of the stage, but also the paddle does'int exist, making it impossible. There's a rare chance that the game will start on the first stage with it's background missing.The Criters' door will go from it's normal color to a wrong color (like in stage 51 from lavender to light blue).The 3x Multiplier will get this overflow glitch from getting more than 5 activated at once.This was only seen done in fullscreen, and in BlasterBall 2: Holidays (could happen in the other BlasterBall 2 games). I did this on the old version by clicking the More Games button at the same time as hitting enter on the New Game button, I was only able to do this twice. Clicking on this would go to the upsell screen. There's a rare chance of the More Game option being replaced with an Unlock Game option, even when using the full version of the game.This could be caused by using the game on a 64 bit system, or from modding the game's launcher files to change the expiration date to a later time. In this game, the critters are the same, except they all have different skins to match holidays, such as the Drifters being snowflakes.Īll bugs from this game are the same as in Blasterball 2: Revolution, but this adds ones exclusive to this game in the series. Some of these critters are found on the Critters

This article is currently under construction, which means sections of the article are incomplete. You can aid Blasterball Wiki by helping us complete those sections.Keep in mind that due to how hard it is to find info on this game, only info from the demo of the game will be mentioned as the full game is lost media, and it's difficult to get much info on. BlasterBall Wild is the only game in the series to have an exit that you would hit once the bricks in a stage are gone, though gameplay may show this brick not being hit, or not working right. This is also the only game in the series to not have Critters. Keep in mind that BlasterBall Wild is the only game in the series to call the stages levels.Levels (Trial)[]Level#FeaturesTrivia12Some blue bricks move3Same as the 3rd stage in the full version4Some blue and metal bricks move5678910Levels (Full)[]Level#FeaturesTrivia123Has power-up that warps you to Level 6 which is pink.Same as the 3rd stage on the Trail version.4567Has some invisible red bricks8The two steel bricks inside the structure moves