Ball Gradient

Dodging guillotines and swinging axes while a ball rolls forward at increasing speed — Ball Gradient commits fully to its chaotic premise. The obstacles come with genuine menace, and mistiming a single move ends everything.

What makes it work is the rhythm. After a few runs, you start reading the patterns almost instinctively, leaning left before the blade even appears. That moment when reflexes take over from conscious thought is where the game finds its grip.

Runs are short, restarts are instant, and the score climbs just fast enough to make one more attempt feel worthwhile. There's no filler here — just a ball, a path, and a growing collection of things trying to stop both.