Lucky Balls - Physics

iOS app by 江 郭. Entertainment · 江 郭

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
0.1.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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Store description excerpt

Lucky Balls turns a simple random draw into a lively physics-based experience. Watch colorful balls collide, bounce, and fall through obstacles inside circular, square, and random polygon containers before the final picks are revealed in real time. You can also switch to Classic Battle, where four teams multiply or release points in a playful physics matchup. Whether you want a fun lucky-number routine, a casual battle simulator, or a more visual way to make random choices, Lucky Balls makes every result feel more engaging. Key features: - Three physics-driven draw scenes: circle, square, and random 5 to 12-sided polygon - Classic Battle mode with four teams using Multiply or Release rules - Up to three custom ball groups with color, number range, pick count, and enable controls - Adjustable scene behavior with configurable fall speed and optional bubble obstacles - Live draw feedback with countdown, collisions, and instant picked-number updates - Clear grouped results after each round - Saved setup so your preferred configuration is ready next time - Appearance options: Light, Dark, or Follow System - Localized experience in Simplified Chinese, English, and Spanish Great for: - Fun lucky draws - Random number inspiration - Party raffles, casual picks, and lightweight random battles - Anyone who wants random results with a satisfying visual process Note: Lucky Balls is designed for entertainment and inspiration only. It does not provide real-money lottery, gambling, or prize redemption services.

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