Welcome to Ballardo — the ultimate fusion of classic pool and roguelike strategy! Take your shot, rack up huge scores, and build your deck of stickers and relics to transform every run. Fast, stylish, endlessly replayable.
Classic Pool, Reinvented: Familiar controls, satisfying physics — now with a twist of chaos.
Roguelike Progression: Conquer score thresholds to unlock harder tables, tougher layouts, and greater rewards.
Stickers & Relics: Modify ball behavior, stats, and visuals to build your own broken strategy.
Dynamic Scoring System: Earn big by chaining bounces, trick shots, combos, and perfect pockets.
Between-Round Shops: Spend your coins wisely on upgrades, packs, or rare items.
Stylish Visuals: A bold, modern take on billiards — with explosions, sparkles, and chaos.
Customize Your Run: Attach stickers to your balls to boost stats, unlock abilities, or change costumes.
Relics Change Everything: Gain passives like explosive pockets, bonus coin rules, or shifting table hazards.
Skill Matters: Master your angles, power, and timing to win.
Wild Encounters: From maze-like tables to boss stages — no two runs are the same.
Target high-multiplier balls to max out your score — avoid penalties!
Chain bounces, pockets, zones, and relic effects for massive combos.
Use every trick in the book to beat the target and move forward.
Relics: Passive effects that flip the rules — like magnetized pockets, extra coins, or chaos tables.
Stickers: Build your loadout by attaching modifiers to balls — each with unique powers or appearances.
New modes like Snooker, Classic, and Co-op tables.
Hundreds of new stickers, relics, and cue options.
Online leaderboards for global competition.
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They might need to add or adjust some difficulty. I'm pretty dumb and I beat the first eight "leagues" very quickly. I do enjoy the game though I thought it was quite satisfying to make those balls crack around.
“Pool + roguelike = way more fun than I expected” Didn’t think I’d get hooked on a pool-based roguelike, but here we are. Ballardo takes solid billiards physics and mixes in deck-building elements like relics and stickers—sounds weird, but it works really well. Runs are fast, strategic, and satisfying. Hitting perfect combo shots while stacking weird upgrades feels awesome.
This game is a clever twist on the Ballatro-like genre. Depending on your set of relics, it can evolve into something closer to pocket billiards or carom billiards. What stood out to me most was how every decision has a clear, visible impact. It took me a while to read and understand what each sticker, costume or relic does, so I went into full trial&error mode, but I could still easily see how they affected the gameplay. In short, if you enjoyed Ballatro, you’ll probably enjoy this game too.
Gameplay is really enjoyable simple mechanics, but they work great. At first it feels easy, but as you go on, you realize strategy is a must. It gets more engaging the more you play. Would be awesome to see multiplayer or a leaderboard in the future. Already liking it a lot
Ballardo costs $8.99.
Minimum: Minimum: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system OS: Windows 10 Processor: Intel Pentium CPU G860 Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 840M Storage: 1 GB available space Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system Recommended: Recommended: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Ballardo is available on Windows PC.
Ballardo has 100% positive reviews from 6 players.
Ballardo was released on Jul 31, 2025.
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