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Casual

Going Balls

Supersonic Studios LTD

Written by our team. Installs go through Google Play, nowhere else.

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What it is

Going Balls is a casual game from Supersonic Studios LTD, listed in the Casual category with an Everyone rating. It first appeared on February 2, 2021, and the most recent update is dated October 14, 2026. It is free to download.

You control a rolling ball and steer it to the finish line along tracks that get harder as you go. The listing describes it as a mix of precision puzzle and speed challenge.

What it does well

The controls are about as basic as a mobile game gets. You swipe to change speed and direction, and the listing calls it a one-finger game. That makes it easy to pick up and put down.

Obstacles are described in concrete terms: swinging hammers, ramps, large wrecking balls and gaps in the track. Levels are said to move through different worlds, from high platforms to industrial areas. The developer also says levels are short, which fits quick breaks.

There is a light progression layer. Coins you pick up can be spent on fresh ball designs and new settings, and the page promotes a large collection of them.

Scale is the other point in its favor. The game has 100,000,000+ installs and 985,711 ratings, with an average of 4.22. Of those ratings, 71.9% are five stars and 7.9% are four stars.

Where it falls short

The low end of the rating split is the weak spot. A full 13% of raters gave one star, and another 3.4% gave two. That is a heavier negative tail than many casual games carry. The listing does not explain it, so the cause is open.

The page also stops short on monetization. It calls the game free to download and to play, yet it does not mention ads or purchases. Games in this style often include both, so the notice on the store page deserves a look.

Difficulty is another open question. The description says tracks grow increasingly difficult and calls the game nearly impossible at times. It does not list assist options or a way to lower difficulty.

Who it suits

Players who like short, reflex-based runs and enjoy repeating a level until it clicks will probably be at home. It is a poor fit for anyone wanting story, depth or long sessions of planning. With an Everyone rating, it is open to all ages.

What we like

  • Over 100,000,000 installs and 985,711 ratings
  • Swipe-only controls keep the learning curve short
  • Coins unlock new balls and environments for a light collection goal

Watch out for

  • 13% of ratings are one star, well above the best casual games
  • The listing says free to download but does not mention ads or in-app purchases
  • Levels are described as getting harder, with no mention of difficulty settings
Verdict: A proven, easy-to-start ball runner, but the 13% one-star share suggests it frustrates a real minority of players.

From the Play Store listing

These figures come from the official Google Play listing and can change at any time. Check the current listing.

Play rating
4.2 out of 5
Ratings
985,711
Installs
100,000,000+
Developer
Supersonic Studios LTD
Updated on
Oct 14, 2026
Version
3.45
Content rating
Everyone
Requires Android
7.0
Released on
Feb 2, 2021
Category
Casual
Price
Free

How those ratings split

5 ★
72%
4 ★
8%
3 ★
4%
2 ★
3%
1 ★
13%