Ball Up

Keeping something in the air sounds simple — until Ball Up makes you question every click. The ball shifts in size and weight mid-session, meaning the same rhythm that worked a moment ago suddenly feels completely wrong. Wind pushes it off course. Your timing drifts. And the ground gets closer faster than expected.

There's a satisfying tension in learning how the ball behaves, reading its momentum, adjusting before things fall apart. The wind isn't just decoration — it genuinely changes where the ball wants to go, and ignoring it ends runs quickly.

Scores creep up gradually, then suddenly drop when concentration slips. Short sessions are natural here, but the urge to beat your last attempt tends to stretch them longer than planned.