Hammer Heads - gnome-bashing season is open on your Palm.

Hammer Heads is a fantastic way to spend your time. You are to deal with gnomes with your stylus as a hammer. Now, thanx to Astraware who ported Windows version of Hammer Heads for Palm, you can enjoy bashing all kinds of gnomes on your Palm.

Along the levels you meet different types of gnomes. You should be careful and quick enough with all of them at the same time.

I can definitely say that Hammer Heads is a game you can't stop playing. Though very simple at first sight it is full of levels, different kinds of gnomes, power-ups, bonuses and awards.

Going through the levels you meet more gnomes with special characteristics. You can tap one of them only once, others - only twice.

There is a gnome that you can bash only when he takes the bucket off his head, or a gnome that isn't a gnome at all with a bomb instead of his head. You should not touch him at all if you don't want him to explode.

If you are good enough at bashing gnomes you get awards and bonuses.

Once you miss, your health level goes down. If you are fast and accurate you get double bonus or an award.

All your awards are kept in Trophy Room.

You can check in this room all possible awards that you can get.

This is a great motivator for ding your real best.  

Apart from gnomes you can also tap hearts to restore your health level or coins or ice cream that freezes all gnomes for some time and you can bash them with only one tap. 

Try to get as many coins as you can in order to be able to upgrade you life or hammer later in the Shiny Shop.

After level three you can tap Gold Treasure that helps you to get several coins at once.

The more coins you have the more you can afford in the Shiny Shop. The Shiny Shop appears only after level 6 and after it is full of stuff to help you with your health and hammer upgrades.

At the Tower of Gold you can get extra cash to buy something in the shop later.

You can play Hammer Heads in two modes: Classic Bash mode contains 25 challenging levels to keep you involved till you kill the Gnome King; and Marathon Bash  - endless fun of taping gnomes, especially on a mobile device.