With no native physics engine available in Effect House or Spark AR, the core game mechanics were manually implemented using vector math and custom logic. Prototyping began in Processing, where forces such as gravity, acceleration, and paddle-based collision were simulated and refined. Bounce behavior was influenced by the point of contact, allowing for increasing difficulty as the game progressed. Porting this system to AR required re-creating these dynamics within visual scripting environments that lacked traditional physics tools. To maintain consistent and fair gameplay, the logic included velocity limits, edge collision handling, and adaptive difficulty curves