Balliators

Throw. Bounce. Explode. Repeat.

Balliators is a roguelike deckbuilder where your deck is made of balls. Think Roman gladiator games, but every fighter is a ball: a Thracian, a Retiarius, a Kamikaze, a Ghost. Draw a hand, load your fighters into catapults and launch them into the arena. Every ball has its own rule: some grow with each hit, some steal points, some summon friends, some blow up everything around them. When the timer runs out, they explode for points. Reach the target score to win the arena.

Every ball bends the rules

Collect 50 balls across five rarities - Common, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond. A Mother ball releases a swarm of children when it explodes, a Kamikaze doubles its points off the walls, a Ghost drifts through other balls and copies a share of their points. The fun is in the combos: find the balls that make each other stronger and watch the numbers climb.

Build your run

• Draft balls into your deck from gifts, prizes and the shop

• 26 artifacts that change the rules for the whole run

• 16 stickers that upgrade a single ball

• 7 wall upgrades that turn the arena itself into a weapon

• 11 items you drop into the arena mid-fight

• Score multipliers for every rarity

Four stages, nine bosses

Travel a map of arenas, shops and camps. Every stage ends with a boss that breaks the rules in its own way - locking your cards, halving your score, raising the dead. Beat all four stages to win the run.

Ten difficulty levels

Beat the final boss with a deck to unlock its next level - ten per deck. Every level adds a twist: slower balls, shorter explosions, higher goals, pricier shops, tougher bosses.

Features

• Fast runs full of physics chaos - no two rolls play the same

• Four starting decks, each with its own style

• A friendly tutorial taught by the Teacher ball

• Clear numbers: every hit and every explosion shows what it scored

• Pick your battle speed - 1x, 3x, 6x or 12x - right in the arena

• Mouse-only controls, playable in short sessions

• Playable in English, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Russian