Between Arkanoid and The House of the Dead, there is Smash Hit. A rail shooter which shoots balls of glass walls to break through in an endless corridor (no zombies this time, sorry ...).
Developed by Mediocre (Granny Smith, Sprinkle), the game takes you into a sterile world that reminds local Aperture Science. No gates or puzzle here but the balls that you need to run on the obstacles that will put before you. If it sounds easy, excellent physics game will force you to think about where and how to hit out of the way.
It sounds simple, but as you progress in this long hallway, you'll find some surprises, change gravity, complex obstacles, lasers, ... So what you put pressure. You start with a set number of balls and, breaking crystals scattered throughout the levels, you'll earn more. Gradually, as you smash crystals in series, you will increase the number of balls you run jet. If you pass up one, you will start throwing balls unique and frankly, after a certain number of levels, the "multi-ball" is helpful. Fortunately some powerups are scattered through the levels to facilitate you (some) task. 
The graphics and sound eerily evokes leg, and without displeasing, that of TRON. It is easy to get caught by the electro beat of the music that splits wisely times of stress calmer times.
Too bad we can not use identity disc or light cycle, but it is not without reason that the title of Mediocre is called "Smash Hit" and not "TRON Smash Hit".
As is the case with many recent games, it is of course compatible with Google Play Games Service so you can compare your scores to those of your Google+ contacts via the leaderboard. Smash Hit is available on the Google Play Store, but only in a flanged to a system of try-and-die release. If you want to enjoy the checkpoints, you will have to pay the sum of € 1.84, up to you so ...
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