Hey everyone! 
Been thinking about game physics lately and wanted to share some thoughts.
I’ve been playing The Spike Volleyball Story on Android and honestly the physics engine is surprisingly impressive for a mobile game!
What they got right:
Ball trajectory — realistic arc and spin on every spike
Player movement — smooth directional changes without feeling floaty
Impact feedback — satisfying collision response when blocking
Timing windows — tight but fair, skill-based not RNG
As someone interested in game dev — I’m curious how a mobile team achieves this level of physics fidelity with such small file size! Anyone here studied mobile physics engines? Would love to know what framework they might be using under the hood. What mobile games do you think have the best physics? 