Last Tested: September 2026 | Four listings exist for this game. One is on this page. The other three come from a host that hands out a different file every time you ask.
Ball VS Ball drops you in an arena with up to 24 other people. Balls appear at random, you grab one, and if you hate your roll you can swap it mid-fight. Win and you take coins home.
Coins only come from winning, and with 24 other people in the ring you lose a lot more rounds than you win. The balls worth owning sit behind those coins, and the other currency cannot be won at all. That gap is why people come looking for a menu.
Four listings exist for this game, and between them they have been opened 367 times. One of them is on this page. The other three are worth reading about, because of what sits behind them.
Ball VS Ball Script: A Menu Built for 62 Games at Once (Key Required)
Script 1 KEY REQUIREDMANY GAME MENU
Covers 62 GamesAuto PlayMenu Hub
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://api.luarmor.net/files/v4/loaders/467778b7e06d29cb032367938bfa7210.lua"))()
Select all the text above, copy it, then paste it into your executor.
This one is not built for Ball VS Ball. It is a menu that covers 62 different games, and this game is one line in its list. That is the honest description of it, and it is the reason it is here at all.
What we could and could not check
The address loads. But we typed in a made-up address on the same host and that loaded too, and looked just the same. So a working address tells you nothing about whether the part for this game is really in there. You will find out after you get a key.
How to Use a Ball VS Ball Script
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Open the game and wait until you are standing in the arena with a ball.
3
Copy the loadstring from the box above. Take all of it, right to the last bracket.
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Paste it into the executor and press Execute.
5
It will stop and ask for a key. Get the key, paste it in, and the menu opens.
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Find this game in its list first. If it is not there, nothing else in the menu will help you.
The Three We Left Off, and Why
Three listings name this game directly. All three are the same thing: a short warning notice from the site they sit on, and underneath it one line that sends you somewhere else to get the real file.
All three send you to the same place. So we asked that place for each of the three files, three times each, and wrote down what came back.
| Which address |
What came back, in order |
| First menu address |
167,225, then 160,287, then 163,392, then 163,204 |
| Second menu address |
161,994, then an error, then 161,970, then 161,288 |
| Third menu address |
An error, then 160,535, then 166,012, then 163,522 |
| A made-up address we invented |
Turned us away every time, which is the correct answer |
Read the middle of that table. The same address, asked four times in a row, handed back four files of four different sizes. Not one of the nine files matched another.
Two of those twelve attempts failed altogether, with a message saying the key system would not load. One address failed on our first try and then worked fine on the next three, which is why we asked more than once.
Why that rules them out
If the file changes every time it is handed out, then nobody can check it. Not us, and not you. Whatever we looked at is not what you would get, so there is nothing honest we can tell you about it.
There is one more thing. Both files we did manage to read were scrambled from top to bottom, with not one readable word in either. No mention of this game, no mention of balls or coins or the arena.
So the only reason to think they were for this game at all is that whoever uploaded them typed the name in a box. That is not enough on its own, and it stopped being enough the moment we could not read the files.
Four Listings for a Game With 13,000 Players
Outside those four, there is nothing at all. The places that normally fill up with menus for a game this big hold no entry for this one, and that is true of every single one of them.
That is not a case of somewhere being down for the day, either. Those same places answer for older games, and they answer with long lists. For this game they are simply empty.
A game with almost 11 million visits would normally carry ten or twenty menus. This one has four, and they have been opened 367 times between them. The reason is simply that it is new.
New games are quiet, then they are not
This game opened on 12 August 2026. Menu writers follow the player count, and the player count only arrived a few weeks ago. If you are reading this a month from now, expect the list to be longer.
What a Script Would Actually Take Here
This game has no game passes and no badges. Nothing to unlock, nothing to collect on the side. What it keeps is your coins, your diamonds, the balls you own, and a win streak.
We know the streak matters because the studio sells something to protect it. There is an item in the shop, 19 Robux, that keeps your streak for you. Nobody prices up a thing that nobody cares about.
Now put that next to how a round works. Twenty five people go in and one ball comes out on top. A tool that wins for you does not create a win. It moves one off somebody else.
And the thing it empties is the streak, which is the one number in this game the studio thought was worth charging you to keep. That is worth a moment’s thought before you paste anything in.
Things You Don’t Have to Pay For
This game sells no game passes at all. Everything it charges for is a one-off buy from inside the game, and it is all diamonds. Here is what costs nothing.
| What it is |
Why it costs nothing |
| Playing at all |
The game is free, and a server holds 25 people |
| Every unlock in the shop |
There are no game passes here, so nothing is locked behind one |
| The studio’s group |
Free to join. It is not a Roblox-verified group |
| A private server |
Not on offer here, so there is nothing to buy |
About Ball VS Ball
Ball VS Ball is an arena battle game made by ATYS 3, a group of about 558,000 members that is not a Roblox-verified group. The account that owns the group does carry a verified badge, which is a separate thing from the group itself.
It opened on 12 August 2026 and has passed 10.9 million visits since. A server holds 25 people, and about 13,000 are playing across all of them as this is written. There is one map and no private servers.
Players have voted it up 34,284 times and down 5,746, which works out at roughly 86 in every 100 votes being positive. For more on how the shop and the two currencies work, the Ball VS Ball wiki goes through it properly.
The address on this page was checked in September 2026 and returned a file. We do not run these on a live account. It is not made or backed by the game’s studio. Using one breaks the Roblox Terms of Service and can cost you the account, so if you try one, use a spare alt account rather than your main.