Ballistic M.A.D.ness

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Ballistic M.A.D.ness

Short description

Casually nuke targets on the surface of a planet with a long-range cannon, by adjusting the cannon's loaded ammo, heading, azimuth, and power.

Developer
Glurth
Publisher
<EyE>game
Release
Mon, Mar 15, 2021
Price
$0.99
Reviews
2
Positive
100%
Followers
n/a
Owners (estimated)
20K – 50K
Concurrent players
n/a
Genres
Casual, Simulation, Strategy
Tags
Casual Turn-Based Strategy Space Sim Wargame 3D Destruction Logic Military Sci-fi Space Tactical War Linear Physics Resource Management Score Attack Turn-Based Tactics Tutorial Singleplayer Strategy
Revenue (estimated, gross)~$89somewhere between $40 and $50k · roughly 40–50K copies

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History

Tracking started Aug 11, 2026. Charts appear once there is more than one data point — nothing has changed since.

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