About Going Balls
Going Balls puts you in control of a ball rolling through a 3D obstacle course. Steering is simple, but keeping the ball steady is not, and a little too much speed in the wrong spot can send it off course.
Each stretch of the track throws a new obstacle in your way, so you have to read what is coming and adjust your line. You can steer with the keyboard or with swipe gestures, which makes it easy to pick up on a laptop or a touchscreen.
How to play Going Balls
- WASD - roll the ball
- Arrow keys - roll the ball
- Swipe - steer on touchscreens
Playing Going Balls on a computer
Roll the ball with WASD or the arrow keys, whichever feels better under your fingers. Set the ball rolling by pressing Play now and then the PLAY button that appears next. Each stretch of the course adds a fresh obstacle, and too much speed in the wrong spot sends the ball over the edge. Tap the keys instead of holding them on narrow sections so the ball stays under control.
Playing Going Balls on a phone or tablet
Going Balls supports swiping. Swipe toward the direction you want the ball to roll, and keep the strokes short so it does not build up too much speed. The game opens in a full-screen view, giving you a clear look at the track ahead. On narrow ledges, slow down by easing off instead of swiping hard the opposite way.
Tips and tricks
- Slow down before tight turns and narrow sections.
- Watch the timing of obstacles before rolling past them.
Game details
| Category | Skill Casual |
|---|---|
| Platform | Desktop and mobile |
| Technology | HTML5 |
| Price | Free |
Going Balls FAQ
What controls does Going Balls use?
You can steer with WASD, the arrow keys or swipe gestures.
What is the goal in Going Balls?
Keep the ball balanced and make it past every obstacle on the course.
