Balls Race Version History

This has to be by far my least favorite Ketchapp game. First of all, the concept of this game, to avoid the blocks as you try to race around the track in a ball is quite similar to that of the Cheetah Mobile game Rolling Sky; the only distinctions are the increasingly fast gameplay, lack or music, and racing against other (“fake/robot”) players. Second, while this game is addictive there’s no real incentive to keep playing. Even with simplistic games like Stack and Hop (which is also similar to Rolling Sky), there was something that kept me coming back like a new tile or ball or whatever. With this game, I have nothing to play for and I just keep finding myself frustrated being unable to pass a lap. Third, though not as significant, there is only one revival if one fails the race the first time. For the way that this is set up, there needs to be something to keep players returning and something to allow them to really enjoy the game. I would not recommend this game to other players, but would recommend Stack.

This has to be by far my least favorite Ketchapp game. First of all, the concept of this game, to avoid the blocks as you try to race around the track in a ball is quite similar to that of the Cheetah Mobile game Rolling Sky; the only distinctions are the increasingly fast gameplay, lack or music, and racing against other (“fake/robot”) players. Second, while this game is addictive there’s no real incentive to keep playing. Even with simplistic games like Stack and Hop (which is also similar to Rolling Sky), there was something that kept me coming back like a new tile or ball or whatever. With this game, I have nothing to play for and I just keep finding myself frustrated being unable to pass a lap. Third, though not as significant, there is only one revival if one fails the race the first time. For the way that this is set up, there needs to be something to keep players returning and something to allow them to really enjoy the game. I would not recommend this game to other players, but would recommend Stack.

This has to be by far my least favorite Ketchapp game. First of all, the concept of this game, to avoid the blocks as you try to race around the track in a ball is quite similar to that of the Cheetah Mobile game Rolling Sky; the only distinctions are the increasingly fast gameplay, lack or music, and racing against other (“fake/robot”) players. Second, while this game is addictive there’s no real incentive to keep playing. Even with simplistic games like Stack and Hop (which is also similar to Rolling Sky), there was something that kept me coming back like a new tile or ball or whatever. With this game, I have nothing to play for and I just keep finding myself frustrated being unable to pass a lap. Third, though not as significant, there is only one revival if one fails the race the first time. For the way that this is set up, there needs to be something to keep players returning and something to allow them to really enjoy the game. I would not recommend this game to other players, but would recommend Stack.