Google Play
Version 1.14.0 · 2026-10-27
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Ball Radar turns your neighbourhood into a playing field.
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The store currently lists version 1.14.0, updated 2026-10-27.






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Ball Radar turns your neighbourhood into a playing field. One person hides the 7 legendary balls, another finds them — a GPS scavenger hunt perfect for families, kids, and friends outdoors.
Ever dreamed of having a real radar to track down legendary balls scattered across the world? Now you can live it in real life.
🌍 HOW TO PLAY
First, someone activates edit mode and places up to 7 balls by walking around and marking spots in the real world — a park, a garden, your own street. Then another person (or the kids) opens the radar and has to find them physically, guided by the radar until all balls are collected.
🗺️ FEATURES…
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