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Ballance

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Ballance is a 3D puzzle game for Microsoft Windows created by Cyparade and published by Atari Europe. Released in April 2004, the game features a single-player experience where players navigate a ball through challenging courses using keyboard controls. The gameplay mechanics mirror those of Marble Madness, emphasizing course navigation and avoiding falls.

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What kind of game is Ballance and when was it released?

Ballance is a 3D puzzle game developed by Cyparade and published by Atari Europe, released in April 2004 for Microsoft Windows. Players navigate a ball through floating aerial obstacle courses using keyboard controls.

What are the different ball materials in Ballance?

The ball can transform between three different materials: wood, which is balanced and neutral; stone, which is heavy enough to press pressure plates but too heavy for some surfaces; and paper, which is light enough to ride air currents but vulnerable to wind. Switching between these forms is central to solving each level's puzzles.

How many levels does Ballance have?

Ballance features 12 levels of increasing difficulty, each set on floating structures high in the sky. The game also includes a speedrun mode for players who want to challenge their completion times.

Can I still buy Ballance today?

Ballance is an older PC title from 2004 and is not available on modern digital storefronts like Steam. Players interested in trying it typically need to seek out physical copies or look for community-preserved versions online.

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