BALLYGON
Anthony Seeha · 2022 · Action, Arcade, 3D Platformer, Precision Platformer, Singleplayer
PC
Positive91% · 43
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About BALLYGON
🟣 BALLYGON is a physics marble-rolling game solo developed by Anthony Seeha. 🟣
Take control of the robot Orbit by tilting the stage and turning the camera! Go for the high score in Casual Mode or aim for greater rewards in the score-attack Challenge Mode. Will you be a BALLYGON Master?
Features
- Over 150 stages to complete with unique layouts and game mechanics
- Explore physics with the powerful Modifier Mode (Jump, Brake, Mega Mode, High Speed, and more!)
- Stay in control with BALLYGON's unique dual stick manual camera control system
- Retry stages until you succeed with infinite lives
- Turn up the difficulty with extra modes like Invisible Stage, Enemy Energy, and Modifier Mania
- Use Practice Mode to familiarize yourself with every stage
- Your best clear times are recorded on every stage with Personal Best
- Clear stages quickly to increase your BALLYGON RANK, the culmination of your best stage times
- Try a new perspective with first-person and overhead camera angles
- Use the Stage Viewer and take the perfect photo with Photo Mode
Free Content Updates
Brand new stages will be added in the future as free updates. Look forward to new additional challenges!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Ballygon successfully emulates Super Monkey Ball's tight controls and creative, challenging level design, earning consistent praise from fans of the series for its faithful recreation and impressive soundtrack. However, players commonly request quality-of-life features like mid-run save points for longer level groups, and several find the token unlock system unnecessarily restrictive and arbitrary, particularly regarding difficulty progression and score targets that feel disconnected from actual performance.
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Ballygon faithfully captures both the fun and frustration of Super Monkey Ball. Smooth controls leave no doubt in my mind that my (numerous) mistakes are my own. The stage design is super creative as well, with a hint of that signature SMB sadism that makes you occasionally think "how is this even possible?" If I had one wish, it would be for a quick-save option to save progress in the middle of a run so that the game would be easier to pick up and put down. The later groups of levels can get quite long, particularly on the first attempt where the stages are still being learned, and I would appreciate being able to take a break when I get stuck on a difficult stage. Finally, the stellar soundtrack deserves a shoutout. As if it wasn't impressive enough on its own, imagine my delight when I found out that it was composed entirely on KORG DSN-12 (for 3DS), DS-10 PLUS (for DS), and KORG Gadget! A soundtrack release on Steam would be an instant buy for me, as I would love to support the game further.1 found this helpful
If you like Monkey Ball, you know you'll like this.
This game is so fun!
I really like SMB and this hits the nail on the head, I will say I wish there was more of a challange but there are some hard stages at the end of the game. I would really recommend this game to anyone that likes SMB. its not a clone of SMB but it doesnt need to be. for what it is I give like a 7/10
If you like monkey ball you'll probably like this. Anyways, time to nitpick, since I do that for games with good reviews instead of preaching to the choir. Locking so many random settings behind the tokens feels weird. I get stuff like changing your color, but why put having a personal best shown behind an unlock? Weird. Additionally, token unlocks for unlocking the next difficulty are still available to purchase even if you already unlocked that difficulty just by being good. Don't waste your tokens. I wish the score mechanic wasn't so random, and a few too many levels rely on physics-based gimmicks to really be fun to me. The tokens also feel a bit arbitrary, especially since you get NONE if you don't meet the arbitrary "target" score. I think not meeting the target score should give a lower reward, but still some sort of reward. The camera controls are annoying. At least you can manually control the camera as well, and adjusting the angles is legitimately a great touch. Still definitely worth the price though, looks and runs great and the little guy in the ball is very cute
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