Duball Dash
Phalanx Tactical · 2026 · Casual, Racing, Arcade, Platformer, Rhythm
PC
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About Duball Dash
Hey — I wanted to make a game you can just jump into and have fun with right away.Duball Dash is a simple, hyper-casual endless runner set inside a fast-moving tube. You play as a green ball with some seriously cool white ski goggles, rolling forward and dodging metal walls with black-and-yellow hazard tape, plus plenty of red cylinders trying to ruin your run.You get 10 lives every run. That’s on purpose. I want you to experiment, mess up, learn the patterns, and keep going — without feeling punished for every mistake. This isn’t a rage-quit game. It’s more of a “one more try” game.The art style is intentionally playful and a bit silly — like something drawn in Paint — because the game doesn’t take itself too seriously. It’s kid-friendly, fast, and all about improving your run little by little.If you like quick games, endless runners, and chill trial-and-error gameplay, I think you’ll feel right at home here.Roll fast. Crash. Laugh. Try again. Controls: Move left and right using A & D or the Left & Right Arrow keys.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
simple and fun game you can just jump into right away. very easy to understand and start playing without any learning curve. nice for quick sessions, definitely a “one more try” kind of game.
What if someone tried to bring a mobile game to PC ? Then Duball is the answer. Duball is a hyper casual game. Your only inputs are arrow keys or WASD keys. The green ball moves forward in an ever increasing speed and even greater pace and your job is to dodge the metal wall obstacles and the rotating red cylinders. Another aspect worth mentioning is that this is not a rage game. The developer generously gives you 10 lives in each playthrough. Game length is well infinite, it depends on you. You could do one session of 3 minutes and never touch the game again, or you could play it as long as you wish. The only limit is yourself. A cup of coffee is more expensive (it depends where you live) than this game.
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