The dev behind 2025’s ball-blasting, city-building roguelike just announced three free expansions after selling 1 million copies

Is 2025 the greatest year ever for exceptional indies? If you don’t think it is, it’s surely on the podium. Alongside the likes of Silksong and Blue Prince, Ball x Pit helps back up this year’s case. Taking the simple ball-bouncing joy of Pong and Breakout and turning into a deep, addictive, chaotic roguelike, it’s just been revealed that it’s shifted a million copies. I can’t say I’m surprised. Given its huge popularity, it felt inevitable that we’d see more content arrive in Ball x Pit in the future, but I didn’t expect fans to be eating so good, so quickly, and for the low, low price of nought. A trio of free updates are heading the game’s way next year, and they’re all totally free.

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  Here’s a game where you have to end parallel worlds that only takes 10 minutes to beat for “busy working adults”