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BallFallDown

BallFallDown

BallFallDown is the classic marble construction toy, updated for iPad. Build anything you can think of, then let it run by itself.

Coming soon to the App Store
A BallFallDown board built into a pinball-style machine, with flippers, bumpers, rollers and a wooden spinner.

How it works

Four steps, then get out of the way.

  1. 01

    Open the tray

    Every part lives in a tray along the top of the board. Drag one out and it lands where you put it.

  2. 02

    Build the machine

    Angle a plank, hang a funnel, screw a spinner to the board. Nothing snaps to a grid — a degree or two changes everything.

  3. 03

    Pour in the balls

    Golf balls, marbles, footballs, basketballs, bowling balls. One at a time, or a few hundred at once.

  4. 04

    Hit play and watch

    Real physics takes over. Adjust a part while it runs and see what changes downstream.

Screenshots

Six boards, none of them ours for long.

Every one of these started as an empty piece of wood. Tap any shot to see it full size.

The details

Made for messing about.

There is no score, no timer, and no way to lose. BallFallDown is a sandbox: the fun is in building a machine, watching it fail in an interesting way, and fixing it.

It runs a real physics simulation, so a ball that clips the edge of a spinner goes exactly where physics says it should — which is rarely where you planned. Boards can hold hundreds of balls at once.

It works offline, collects no data about you or your kids, and never asks anyone to sign in. See the privacy policy for the specifics.

At a glance

Platform
iPad
Requires
iPadOS 15.0 or later
Price
Free
Ads
None
Accounts
Not required
Data collected
None
Coming soon to the App Store