I am not suggesting that every marble roller has to feel just like Monkey Ball to work, but Ballygon’s minor departures from Monkey Ball 1 and 2 make for a slippery, floaty, and downright sluggish playing experience that does not work for a genre built on momentum, speed, and precision.

Never played a monkey ball game before but they looked like a lot of fun. Ballygon was really cheap so i picked it up to finally try them and... it's fine. It fun for a while but it didn't hook me enough to come back to it.

easily the best, most satisfying to play monkey baller i've played since uh... super monkey ball 2. its that good! thank you anthony seeha :)

more rambly thoughts on my blog if you like :)