Cloned Games

DX-Ball: 3 Open Source Clones Compared

DXBall is an Android touch remake with unlimited randomly-generated stages, but it's currently marked unplayable. SDL-Ball, by contrast, is a working Linux/Windows port with mouse, keyboard, joystick, and Wii Remote control support, plus a theming system that lets players swap in custom graphics, sounds, and levels.

Comparison table

SDL-Ball
SDL-Ball

Availability

Status
Playable
Platforms
Windows, Linux
Play in browser
No
Mobile
No

Project health

Development status
Halted
Last updated
4y ago
Stars
18
Contributors
9
License
GPL-3.0
Engine
SDL2

Compatibility

Requires original assets
NoShips with default assets and themes; no original game data required.
Modding support
YesSupports custom themes for graphics, sounds, and levels; users can create and share custom theme folders.
DXBall

Availability

Status
Unplayable
Platforms
Android
Play in browser
No
Mobile
Android

Project health

Development status
Halted
Last updated
10y ago
Stars
9
Contributors
1
License
—
Engine
—

Compatibility

Requires original assets
—
Modding support
—
Miffonoid
Miffonoid

Availability

Status
Semi-playable
Platforms
Windows
Play in browser
No
Mobile
No

Project health

Development status
Not tracked
Last updated
Not tracked
Stars
Not tracked
Contributors
Not tracked
License
Not tracked
Engine
Not tracked

Compatibility

Requires original assets
—
Modding support
—

Frequently asked questions

Are the DX-Ball clones on this page open source?

Yes — every clone catalogued here is an open-source project. Availability, license, and development-status details for each one are listed in the comparison table above.

What license do these DX-Ball clones use?

SDL-Ball (GPL-3.0).

Do I need to own the original DX-Ball to play these clones?

SDL-Ball runs standalone, no original files needed.

See the full write-up for each clone, or go back to DX-Ball.

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