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Tarzan Ball
Stretch your sticky arm in Tarzan Ball, a physics puzzle game where you grab candy with a gooey reach across tricky levels and chase stars on Kiz10.
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Hero SheepPlay : Tarzan Ball 🕹️ Game on Kiz10
Rating:
8.00 (213 votes)
Released:
01 Jan 2000
Last Updated:
09 Jan 2026
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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Tarzan Ball starts with something very simple: a round purple creature, a piece of candy just out of reach, and a quiet little question in your head. How on earth am I supposed to get that
Then you click.
A sticky arm shoots out like cartoon spider silk, latches onto a surface, and drags your squishy hero across the screen. You crash into walls, swing past platforms, bounce off corners and, somehow, land exactly where you needed to be. The candy disappears in a satisfying chomp, the level ends, and your brain quietly says one more. 🍬
Tarzan Ball is a physics puzzle game that feels like it was built around that single moment of satisfaction. Every stage places the target in an annoying spot and dares you to reach it with as few grabs as possible. Your sticky arm is both your best friend and your worst habit. Aim well and you glide like a pro, using momentum to curve around obstacles. Aim badly and you flail through level geometry like a confused yo yo, laughing while you restart because you know the solution is buried in there somewhere.
Sticky candy chaos 🎯
Each level is a tiny playground where distance, angles and timing quietly team up against you. Sometimes the candy hangs in the open, daring you to go for the obvious shot. You extend your arm, latch onto a nearby surface and pull, only to realise you overshot the mark and now you are dangling from the ceiling like a purple chandelier. Other times the candy hides behind walls, under ledges or inside cramped little corners where a direct grab is impossible and you have to think in curves instead of straight lines.
Each level is a tiny playground where distance, angles and timing quietly team up against you. Sometimes the candy hangs in the open, daring you to go for the obvious shot. You extend your arm, latch onto a nearby surface and pull, only to realise you overshot the mark and now you are dangling from the ceiling like a purple chandelier. Other times the candy hides behind walls, under ledges or inside cramped little corners where a direct grab is impossible and you have to think in curves instead of straight lines.
The more you play, the more your eyes start seeing invisible lines. You do not just click at the candy any more. You click slightly above a swinging barrel to build speed. You latch onto a moving platform for half a second, then release to fling yourself across a gap. You snatch a passing object at the last moment because you know its motion will send you arcing perfectly toward the prize. It is the same simple action every time tap to grab but the combinations constantly change.
Momentum as your secret language ⚙️
Tarzan Ball is one of those games that quietly trains you. At first you are just reaching. Later you are thinking in momentum. Your sticky arm does not teleport you, it tugs you. The difference matters. If you grab too close, you will not build enough speed. If you latch too far, you might slam into a wall or slide past the candy completely.
Tarzan Ball is one of those games that quietly trains you. At first you are just reaching. Later you are thinking in momentum. Your sticky arm does not teleport you, it tugs you. The difference matters. If you grab too close, you will not build enough speed. If you latch too far, you might slam into a wall or slide past the candy completely.
So you experiment. You let yourself swing for a moment before releasing. You chain grabs mid air to turn a clumsy trajectory into a neat curve. You discover that if you catch a small object instead of a fixed wall, you can drag it toward you or let it carry you somewhere strange. There is a childlike joy to it your inner brain is playing with invisible strings and discovering new tricks by feeling instead of memorising instructions.
From easy snacks to problem candy 😈
Early levels act like warm ups. The game wants you to understand how sticky arms behave before it gets rude. You will snag candy in one or two moves, maybe miss a star here and there, but nothing feels cruel. Then the layouts change. Platforms shrink. Targets sit behind awkward barriers. Collectable stars float along paths that require an extra layer of planning if you want a perfect run.
Early levels act like warm ups. The game wants you to understand how sticky arms behave before it gets rude. You will snag candy in one or two moves, maybe miss a star here and there, but nothing feels cruel. Then the layouts change. Platforms shrink. Targets sit behind awkward barriers. Collectable stars float along paths that require an extra layer of planning if you want a perfect run.
That is where Tarzan Ball becomes more than just a casual time killer. Do you settle for the simple solution and move on Or do you restart and push yourself to grab every star in the least number of clicks Because the physics are so consistent, you always know that the level is possible. If you are missing something, it is usually a tiny angle, a slightly earlier release or a more creative use of whatever is bolted to the background. The satisfaction of finally threading a perfect path through all the hazards is the exact kind of quiet victory puzzle fans live for.
Remastered but still wonderfully weird 🌟
This version of Tarzan Ball keeps the soul of the old Flash classic while giving it a fresh coat of polish that sits comfortably in a browser on Kiz10. The visuals are clean and bright. The purple ball squishes and stretches just enough to feel alive without getting in the way of precision. Backgrounds stay simple so your eyes focus on the important parts: where can I stick this arm and what will happen when I do
This version of Tarzan Ball keeps the soul of the old Flash classic while giving it a fresh coat of polish that sits comfortably in a browser on Kiz10. The visuals are clean and bright. The purple ball squishes and stretches just enough to feel alive without getting in the way of precision. Backgrounds stay simple so your eyes focus on the important parts: where can I stick this arm and what will happen when I do
The best part is how light everything feels. There is no heavy tutorial text or complicated upgrade menus. The game trusts you to learn by trying. Click, swing, fail, laugh, retry. Each level is small enough that failure never feels like a waste of time. If anything, your worst attempts become practice runs that make the final clean solution feel even better.
Tiny levels, big personality 💭
Even though each puzzle fits comfortably on the screen, Tarzan Ball manages to give them character. Some levels feel like little machines, full of gears, pulleys and platforms that move in response to your pulls. Others are minimalistic, with just a few surfaces and a single clever trick hiding in plain sight. One might teach you about using moving objects as transport, another might force you to launch yourself blind over a gap and trust that a target will be there to grab on the other side.
Even though each puzzle fits comfortably on the screen, Tarzan Ball manages to give them character. Some levels feel like little machines, full of gears, pulleys and platforms that move in response to your pulls. Others are minimalistic, with just a few surfaces and a single clever trick hiding in plain sight. One might teach you about using moving objects as transport, another might force you to launch yourself blind over a gap and trust that a target will be there to grab on the other side.
You will catch yourself talking to the game sometimes. Of course the candy is up there. Of course that platform moves the worst possible way. Fine, I see what you want me to do. That little back and forth between you and the level designer is what makes puzzle games memorable. Tarzan Ball feels like a conversation made of sticky arms and gently smug level design.
Comfortable controls with room for mastery 🎮
Everything in Tarzan Ball is controlled with simple pointing and clicking, which means anyone can pick it up in seconds. Move the cursor, click where you want your arm to stretch, watch the result. There are no complex key combos or timing windows you cannot see. If a move fails, you understand why immediately.
Everything in Tarzan Ball is controlled with simple pointing and clicking, which means anyone can pick it up in seconds. Move the cursor, click where you want your arm to stretch, watch the result. There are no complex key combos or timing windows you cannot see. If a move fails, you understand why immediately.
But that same simplicity hides a surprising amount of nuance. Where exactly you click on a surface changes the angle of your swing. How long you keep the arm attached before releasing changes your speed. The order in which you grab different objects reshapes the whole path of your run. Over time, your hands start making micro adjustments without you thinking about it. You lean into that wall instead of the one above. You grab a corner instead of a center. You tap just a hair earlier and hear your own quiet yes when the ball zips exactly where you wanted.
Perfect for quick breaks and long candy hunts 🍭
Tarzan Ball shines as a browser game because it respects whatever time you have. If you only have five minutes, you can clear a level or two on Kiz10 and feel like you did something neat with your brain. If you have a longer stretch, you can get lost chasing perfect solutions, going back to older stages to grab every star and cut your click counts down until you are basically performing sticky arm speedruns for your own amusement.
Tarzan Ball shines as a browser game because it respects whatever time you have. If you only have five minutes, you can clear a level or two on Kiz10 and feel like you did something neat with your brain. If you have a longer stretch, you can get lost chasing perfect solutions, going back to older stages to grab every star and cut your click counts down until you are basically performing sticky arm speedruns for your own amusement.
The structure of short, self contained levels makes it easy to stop whenever life calls you away, then jump back in later without needing to remember an elaborate story or move set. You simply check the level list, pick the next puzzle, and you are back in that familiar dance of clicks and swings.
Why Tarzan Ball feels at home on Kiz10 🌐
Kiz10 has plenty of fast, colorful games, but Tarzan Ball hits a special niche. It is quiet but clever, simple to touch but surprisingly deep when you chase every last optional challenge. There are no enemies to dodge, no timers screaming in your ear, just you, gravity and one very clingy arm that wants to help you solve toy box physics problems.
Kiz10 has plenty of fast, colorful games, but Tarzan Ball hits a special niche. It is quiet but clever, simple to touch but surprisingly deep when you chase every last optional challenge. There are no enemies to dodge, no timers screaming in your ear, just you, gravity and one very clingy arm that wants to help you solve toy box physics problems.
If you enjoy physics puzzle games like cutting ropes, guiding candy and nudging little objects through improbable paths, Tarzan Ball slides right into your favorites list. It takes the classic idea of catching candy and turns it into something that feels both nostalgic and fresh, perfect for players who like to feel smart in short bursts.
You start as a fuzzy ball with a weird trick. By the time you are done, you are tracing invisible arcs in your head before you even click, seeing solutions before they happen and smiling when the sticky arm carries you exactly where you predicted. It is simple. It is clever. And it is the kind of game that makes you think just one more candy every time you try to close the tab.
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