Radius Ball

A red ball orbits one of eight white dots arranged in a circle — that's the core of Radius Ball. Somewhere on the ring of dots, a red target appears, and the goal is straightforward: launch the ball at the right moment to strike it. Miss, and it's over.

The tension comes from the rotation. The ball never stops moving, so every shot demands a read of the timing rather than just the aim. When a hit lands, the target jumps to a different dot, and the whole process resets with slightly higher pressure than before.

There's a satisfying rhythm to it once you get a feel for the arc and speed. Short sessions work well here — it's the kind of game where one more attempt feels natural after each failure. No elaborate setup, no unlocks, just a spinning ball and a shrinking margin for error.