UNCball by ESOciate, based in Germany, is a casual arcade title where you flick balls across a tilted board to land in slots and build combos for bigger scores. With local multiplayer, AI challenges, and online Ranked/Unranked play, it delivers quick, competitive rounds for casual players. This newer release has 100+ total downloads and 31 in the last 30 days.
Pros & Cons
Combo-driven scoring adds strategic depth to each shot
Supports local, AI, and online multiplayer for varied play
Free to play with quick, accessible rounds for casual players
Simple, pick-up-and-play flick mechanics without a steep learning curve
Not ranked in top lists yet
Rating is modest (2.2 based on 9 ratings) which may reflect early-stage visibility
Lacks higher-content features like levels, puzzles, or physics-driven modes often highlighted by competitors
About UNCball
UNCball was a casual app developed by ESOciate. It was removed from Google Play Jul 6, 2026 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
UNCball had been downloaded 370 times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
UNCball was rated 2.20 out of 5 stars, based on 9 ratings.
App Information
UNCball was free to download. The APK download size was 81.51 MB. The last available version was 2.0. The last update was on March 7, 2026.
Technical Requirements
The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play March 2026.
Description
This is the mobile version of Uncball (also known as Star Cluster Ball) — a very new and trending game that’s quickly gaining popularity on social media. The idea is simple, but the gameplay stays exciting because every shot can change the whole board.
Simple goal, satisfying gameplay:
You play on a slanted table with three scoring spheres placed at the far end. Your task is to flick balls from your starting area so they roll across the board and settle inside a slot.
How to play:
Pull back and flick to launch the ball. The ball rolls over the table, bounces off objects, and can collide with other balls. The ball must settle in a slot to score.
Scoring:
Each slot has a different value, so aiming is a constant risk/reward decision. What makes UNCball more than “just flicking” is the combo system. If you place multiple balls into the same sphere, you form a combo and get more points.
UNCball is built around momentum:
If your ball scores, you keep your turn and can throw again. If your ball doesn’t score, the turn switches to the other player.
Play your way:
You can play locally against a friend or take on an AI opponent. Prefer online? Jump into Ranked for competitive matches, Unranked for quick casual rounds, or play online with friends. No matter the mode, UNCball stays exciting—because you’re always *one more shot away* from a comeback or a massive combo.
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Like the game design been trying to find a game like this, but it's EXTREMELY clunky and its smooth UI is pretty mid-tier and the game feels super slow there's little to no animations and sliding the ball is so clunky and full of issues if the game was smoother less clunky it'd be one of my favorite games ever
Technologies used by UNCball
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Trust & Safety: The app requests a broad set of permissions typical for online multiplayer titles and ads, including network access, location, Bluetooth, wake lock, boot completion, foreground service, advertising ID, and license check. This combination supports online features and licensing but users should review permissions in device settings, especially for location and ad-tracking. A dynamic receiver permission appears as part of its implementation.
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