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 | title = ''Ballance''
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 | image = [[File:Ballance.jpg|200px]]
 | caption = MenuLevel of Ballance
 | header1 = Game details
 |  label2 = Genre | data2 = Puzzle
 |  label3 = Platform | data3 = [[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows|Microsoft Windows]]
 |  label4 = Developer | data4 = Cyparade
 |  label5 = Publisher | data5 = [[Wikipedia:Atari|Atari]]
 |  label6 = Designer | data6 = [[Klaus Riech]]
 |  label7 = Composer | data7 = [[Wikipedia:Mona Mur|Mona Mur]]
 |  label8 = Mode | data8 = Single-player
 |  label9 = Release | data9 = {{Resize|Europe: 2 April 2004 {{Resize|({{AgeYM|2004|4|2}} ago)|0.84em}} <br> North America: 25 October 2006 {{Resize|({{AgeYM|2006|10|25}} ago)|0.84em}}|0.92em}}
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Ballance is a 3D video game developed by German studio Cyparade, published by [[Wikipedia:Atari|Atari]] and released in 2004.

In Ballance, players need to manipulate a [[ball]] of which the physical properties can be transformed to travel through large and complex mazes in space, avoid traps and solve puzzles, and finally reach the [[balloons]] to complete the level. The game provides 13 [[original levels]] with roughly increasing difficulties for players to explore (level 13 is the downloadable content, but current installation packages generally include level 13), and a score system to attract players to challenge to get better results. In addition, the very real physics engine makes the manipulation of balls feel very close to that in real life, which greatly improves the playability of the game, and enables players to fully experience the effect of gravity, eventually feeling the charm of "balance".

Ballance comes with 5 languages by default, including German, French, English, Spanish, and Italian. A fan-made Chinese version is also available in [[Chinese Ballance Forum]] as a patch.