Go Home Ball 2

Guide the Lost Ball Back to Its Tree Stump

Go Home Ball 2 is a physics puzzle game about helping a lost ball reach its home inside a tree stump. The ball moves through forest stages filled with slopes, gaps, and awkward routes. Instead of directly controlling the ball, you place useful objects along its path and let movement and gravity do the rest. The game contains 24 levels.

The mouse controls the puzzle. Available tools include tree logs, jumping springs, and a hand that can push the ball. The number keys 1, 2, and 3 provide shortcuts for switching between the different objects.

Build the Route While the Ball Moves

Logs can create temporary bridges or change the direction of the ball. Springs bounce it into the air and help it cross spaces that normal rolling cannot handle. The hand gives the ball an extra push when it needs help continuing along the route.

The objects you place only remain available for a short time, which makes timing an important part of the puzzle. You cannot always build the entire route and then sit back to watch. Some pieces need to appear shortly before the ball reaches them.

A spring placed too early may disappear before it can help. A badly positioned log can send the ball away from the tree stump.

Watch the Ball Before Placing the Next Tool

Go Home Ball 2 becomes easier when you study the natural path first. See which direction the ball rolls without help. Then place an object only where the route needs changing.

Springs need extra care because they change both height and direction. A small change in their position can decide whether the ball lands on a safe path or misses it.

The 24 stages continue to rearrange the forest and demand new combinations of the available tools.

Go Home Ball 2 is less about fast reactions and more about good timing. Choose the right object, place it where the ball can use it, and keep adjusting the route until the little ball finally rolls into its tree-stump home.