Smitherens

Rocks are falling and the pile is rising! Smash boulders to dust, chain x8 combos, blast dynamite, defuse bombs. 7 weapons, 3 worlds. How long can you hold the line?

The quarry is caving in - and you've got a hammer. Actually, seven of them. Sort of. SMITHEREENS is Tetris in reverse: boulders tumble from above and pile up with real physics, and instead of placing what falls, you have to DESTROY it. Tap boulders to crack them into chunks, chunks into pebbles, pebbles into dust. Sounds easy - until you realize every rock you break makes MORE rocks, the drops keep coming faster, and the moment the pile sits above the red line, you're buried. CHAIN COMBOS Break rocks back-to-back to build your multiplier up to x8. Fast fingers turn a humble pebble into serious points. CHOOSE YOUR WEAPON

CLASSIC HAMMER - the trusty all-rounder SLEDGE - earth-shaking heavy thuds GOLDEN HAMMER - rings like a bell with every strike PICKAXE - the miner's choice HAND CANNON - one thunderous shot per tap BOOMSTICK - a spread blast that shreds whole clusters, then pump to reload TACTICAL - hold to spray full-auto

Every weapon has its own feel, its own strike, and its own sound. BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE Every so often a stick of TNT tumbles in with a sparking fuse. Tap it to blast the entire pile clear in one glorious explosion. DEFUSE OR DIE For every 100 rocks you smash, a black bomb drops with a lit fuse and a countdown. Defuse it in time for bonus points - or watch it detonate and flood your screen with rubble. BATTLE ACROSS 3 WORLDS Smash your way through the Quarry, brave the Mountains under a starlit ridge, or fight the avalanche on the Moon beneath a glowing Earth. MORE TO MASTER

Rare gold nuggets worth huge bonuses Dark-veined hard rocks that take two hits Haptic feedback - feel every impact Every sound synthesized live, no two runs sound the same Your best score, record smash count, and favorite loadout are saved One-finger controls: tap to smash, that's it

No accounts. No data collected. Just you, a hammer, and an avalanche that never stops. How long can you hold back the pile?