Overview

Bull’s-Eye Ball is an electronic dexterity game where players bounce small metal balls off a trampoline into scoring zones on a rotating game unit. The game features multiple play modes including timed challenges and point targets. Players aim to score points by landing balls in the bull’s-eye, inner ring, and outer ring of the spinning target.

Components

• 1 electronic game unit with spinning target, trampoline, and light/sound effects
• 10 metal balls
• Battery compartment (requires batteries, not included)

Setup

1. Insert batteries into the game unit.
2. Turn the game on using the “on/off” button or “turbo on” switch.
3. Place the 10 metal balls in the designated drop-in tray.
4. Select a game mode.

Turn Structure

Game play varies by mode. The basic cycle is:

1. Select a game mode by pressing the appropriate button.
2. When the game signals to start, begin bouncing balls off the trampoline.
3. Aim for the spinning target — the bull’s-eye scores the most points.
4. The game announces scores via electronic sound effects and lights.
5. The mode ends when time runs out or the point target is reached.

Actions

Bouncing Technique

• Drop or toss a metal ball onto the trampoline surface.
• The ball bounces upward toward the rotating target.
• Aim and angle your tosses to land balls in the scoring zones.

Scoring Zones

| Zone | Points | |——|——–| | Bull’s-eye (center) | 3 points | | Inner ring | 2 points | | Outer ring | 1 point |

Scoring / Victory Conditions

Game Modes

The game includes 5 exciting modes:

1. 30 Second Blitz: Score as many points as possible in 30 seconds.
2. 25 Point Rush: Be the first to reach exactly 25 points.
3. Bulls-Eye Ace: Score a set number of bull’s-eyes to win.
4. Target Master: Hit specific targets as called out by the game.
5. Practice Mode: Free play with no time limit or point target.

In multiplayer modes, players take turns or play simultaneously depending on the mode selected.

Special Rules & Edge Cases

• If the game unit does not respond, press the RESET button on the bottom of the unit.
• Balls that miss the target entirely score 0 points.
• The spinning target changes speed in some modes, increasing difficulty.
• Keep the game on a flat, stable surface for best results.
• If hands get tired during extended play, take a break.

Player Reference

Mode	Objective
30 Second Blitz	Most points in 30 seconds
25 Point Rush	First to 25 points
Bulls-Eye Ace	Score bull’s-eyes
Target Master	Hit called targets
Practice	Free play

Scoring: Bull’s-eye = 3, Inner = 2, Outer = 1