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Crazy Balls - Puzzle Boardgame

Crazy Balls game artwork

Classic lines puzzle. Circus twist.

Clear lines, use powers, survive the chaos.

Crazy Balls is a board puzzle game about matching same-colour balls, opening space and chasing a better score with every run.

Step into the circus and play a familiar lines puzzle with a sharper, stranger edge. Match balls of the same colour, clear full lines, score points and keep the board alive for as long as you can.

Every move matters. Build smart lines, protect open paths, trigger special balls and decide when to take risks. The rules are simple, but the board can turn against you quickly.

Two ways to play

Classic Balls

A clean, timeless lines puzzle. Match balls, clear the board and keep going. Calm, strategic and easy to start.

Crazy Balls

The classic puzzle gets wild. Pick random rewards, use temporary powers and deal with bombs, ghost balls, blockers, boosters and curve balls that change each run.

Why play Crazy Balls?

  • Classic lines puzzle gameplay
  • Crazy mode with random rewards
  • Power-ups that change your run
  • Special balls, bombs and ghost moves
  • Strategic board clearing
  • High-score chasing
  • Works offline
  • No ads and no data tracking

Clear lines. Use powers. Beat your score.
Welcome to the circus.

Get the game

Download Crazy Balls on Windows and Android. iOS version is coming soon.

iOS

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