Ultrapool Balls

Officially, Ultrapool ships with 150+ unlockable balls across 8 thematic sets (launch announcement). Each ball has its own effect: "A ghost ball that reappears on the table? A chicken ball that lays spherical eggs? A bomb that explodes if you bump it too much? The Earth?" — the store page adds that anything is possible "as long as it's round and it rolls nicely, no cubes allowed!"

How balls work

1. Build your triangle — you rack a set of balls with different effects for the round.
2. Pocket them for score — every ball sunk adds to your round score.
3. Score earns money — score above the round target becomes cash.
4. Buy and improve at the bar — money is spent on new balls and upgrades between rounds.
5. Repeat for 10 rounds — the run ends when you survive (or fail) the 10 rounds.

Because effects combine, the same ball can be a star in one build and filler in another — that is what the build guide and tier list are for.

Officially named balls (verified)

The list below contains only balls named in official sources or confirmed in-game at V0.15.0. The full 150+ roster and rarity details are not officially published — see the note after the table.

Official total is 150+; a community wiki catalogued ~121 balls as of the V0.14.14 window. We publish only the officially-named balls above and treat community catalogues as a discovery map, not as verified facts.

The 8 thematic sets

The launch announcement confirms 8 thematic sets of balls. The official set names and unlock order have not been published — several early reviews mention that the fun sets come later and that you unlock more of them as you clear difficulties.

Verification status explained

• Official Confirmed — named/described in official store copy, news or patch notes.
• In-game Verified — observed directly in the current build (V0.15.0).
• Community Observed — consistent player reports, no official confirmation yet.
• Unverified — lead or claim only; never published as fact.

Community build directions

Early player reports (launch window) consistently describe three strong directions to look for while collecting balls: balls that spawn balls, balls that move other balls toward the pockets, and effects that multiply score. These are community observations — treat them as leads, and check the current patch for changes.