Netwin

Netwin's Ball Dodge records your longest survival time as the primary high score metric. Every session ends with your time displayed alongside your personal best, giving you an immediate comparison between your current performance and your all-time record. The high score is stored locally and persists between sessions. When you open Ball Dodge after a break, your previous best is waiting as a reference point, a concrete target to beat rather than starting fresh each time. Improving your high score in Ball Dodge reflects compounding skill development. Surviving longer requires handling a higher ball count at greater speed, so each improvement represents a genuine advancement rather than a lucky run on an easy early session. The game also keeps a history of recent scores, not just the best. Seeing the last ten attempts provides context for improvement trends: a gradual upward progression in your recent scores indicates steady improvement, while a wide variance might signal inconsistency in a particular technique. Ball Dodge scores are accessible from the Leaderboards tab in Netwin's bottom navigation. The game runs fully offline with no registration required.