Billiard Rampage
What if, one day, a billiard ball finally had enough of being struck and sent flying?
It decides:
To take the field personally and become a Billiard Master.
Billiard Rampage is a Roguelike-like game presented in the form of snooker billiards, blending deck-building with physics simulation. You will play as an out-of-control billiard ball. With no cue, no player, and perhaps even no common sense, you'll use pure physics and strategy on the familiar green felt to prove that a billiard ball can control its own destiny.
Deck-Building × Real Physics
Inspired by Balatro (but not a copy)
Every collision and rebound is based on physics simulation
Build your deck to change the rules themselves:
Stronger momentum
Stranger rebounds
Completely unreasonable chain reactions
Here, luck is a variable. What truly makes you win is your understanding of this world—and the physics behind it.
️ Sticker Upgrades: One Ball Can Lead a Squad
You can collect various stickers to strengthen yourself—and, of course, your billiard squad.
Though... can a bunch of billiard balls really be called a squad?
Enhance individual abilities
Alter collective behavior
Let the situation gradually spiral out of control (Of course, this is also part of the design (even if it's yours))
Chalk System: No Cue, But Still Need to Chalk Up
Even if it's no longer being struck, chalk still allows a billiard ball to fight more bravely.
Use chalk to overcome difficulties
Change friction, spin, and destiny
As for "whether it makes sense for a ball to chalk itself"—
——You will slowly understand through failure.
️ Gym Challenges: Prove You Are "Legit"
Challenge various billiard gyms with distinct styles, defeat the rules themselves, and collect certifications to prove yourself.
Each gym has unique rules
Every challenge is an opportunity for growth
Only by gathering enough recognition—
Can you become a true, legal, and officially recognized Billiard Master.
——Who understands billiards better than a billiard ball?
Lose and Try Again, Until You Truly Go "Rampage"
Randomly appearing upgrades
A different build direction for every run
Failure doesn't mean the end
——It just proves this billiard ball isn't "Rampage" enough yet.
Billiard Rampage
A game about physics, strategy, and "billiard balls playing themselves on the table."
