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Life & fun · June 11, 2025

Wrist Rock

Tilt, bounce, match. a physics game for iphone & ipad

What it does

Wrist Rock is a physics-based arcade game that tests your reflexes and coordination. Tilt your device to control the paddle, bounce the balls, and match their colors — but the longer you last, the tougher it gets.

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