Thanks for the tips Ive actually been kind of doing the opposite and hugging the walls and trying to stun them as they came near me regardless of amount of blocks, I’ll give it a try later.

Let’s see, the Level 16 hump. Does that mean you have gotten to Level 15 in Pengo on the difficulty you have set now? This is the gameplay tip I would give for those who haven’t broken Level 16 yet in Pengo, or are at around Level 14 or so. There are two keys, keeping plenty of correction space between you and the Sno-Bees, which means bricks for them to eat through. At that high level, you have no contest to compete against their speed. If you are in a wide open, de-bricked area, move away from there at all costs.

And, because it is a speed and numbers game, get good at memorizing the flashing blocks. You need to know the unhatched sno-bee eggs in Pengo, and break about 6-8 of them. Decrease their numbers, so the point at when time increases and they start to speed up, you don’t have to kill the whole sno-bee fleet, but only a couple at the highest speed.

Does that help? Or was that stuff you already knew? I like to play the card game “memory”, and that helps me remember where the flashing sno-bee eggs are for breaking them even after their initial one to two flash introduction.

That would be my Pengo arcade game play tips for the higher levels.