Ballz 3D is a fighting game where every character—human, dinosaur, monkey—is built from spheres stacked together. You pick a fighter and work through 21 matches across three difficulty settings, using punches, kicks, and special moves rendered in a pseudo-3D style that was unusual for 1994. The ball-based construction gives fights a bouncy, physics-driven feel distinct from sprite-based brawlers. Each character handles differently based on their shape and size. Multiplayer lets two players compete head-to-head. The visual approach trades detailed animation for a geometric aesthetic that either clicks or doesn't, but the core fighting mechanics stay straightforward: deplete your opponent's health bar first. It's a curiosity from the mid-90s that leaned hard into a single visual gimmick while keeping the combat accessible.
