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About Ball .
Ball . is a fast-paced 2D rhythm arcade game from developer llmilou, made in Scratch and played entirely with the mouse. The idea is easy to pick up: balls come your way and you deflect them, chasing a high score as the action keeps moving. Runs are short, so it suits a spare few minutes, but the pace keeps you on your toes and rewards quick reactions. The developer says the game was inspired by the defence minigame in Sword and Souls Neverseen, and there is also an extra mode for anyone who wants a different kind of challenge: match the colour of the ball in order to deflect it. That twist turns the same mouse-driven play into something more watchful, where you read each ball before you react instead of swatting everything away. The visuals use a vector style, in keeping with its Scratch origins, and the game is presented in English. There are no keys to learn and no complicated control scheme, since everything is handled with the pointer. If you enjoy arcade games that are simple to start and tempting to replay, Ball . is worth a look. Sessions are measured in minutes, so it works well as a quick break, and the score chase gives you a reason to go again.
Quick facts
- Developer
- llmilou
- Genre
- Rhythm
- Price
- Free
- Platform
- Web browser
- Session
- A few minutes
- Made with
- Scratch
- Controls
- Mouse
- Languages
- English
Highlights
- Mouse-only controls, with all play handled by the pointer
- Fast-paced 2D arcade rhythm game built in Scratch
- Deflect incoming balls and chase a high score
- Extra mode: match the ball's colour before deflecting it
- Short average sessions of a few minutes
Who it is for: Players who want a quick, mouse-driven arcade challenge with a score to beat will get the most out of it.
Screenshots
Questions about Ball .
Is Ball . free to play?
Yes. It appears in this directory of free browser games, so there is no cost to try it.
How long does a typical session last?
The average session is a few minutes, which makes it easy to fit into a short break.
What controls does it use?
It is mouse only, so you just need a pointer and no keyboard input.
What genre and style is it?
It is a rhythm game tagged 2D, Arcade, Casual, Fast-Paced, ball and Vector.
What was the game made with, and in what language?
It was built in Scratch, and the game is in English.
