Candy Roller

More low effort shovelware with fake/paid reviews by 'developer' Candy games studios aka Tero Lunkka aka Valkeala Software. They use a bunch of different pseudonyms to dump trash onto Steam. This 'game' is not only visually insulting but controls like a wet noodle and is full of bugs.

Candy Roller is a really basic bit of minimal effort shovelware dumped on Steam by a known asset flip scammer and review manipulator. This time instead of just stealing someone else's game asset pack and putting their name on it, they just did a very basic "action" game where you move along a 3D pathway and avoid obstacles, with a bit of wall-walking, not that it makes a difference. I can't rule out that this is an asset flip itself, but I guess despite the developers prior record of these asset flip crimes we still need to give some benefit of the doubt... but not much. This was not intended to be a serious game with any real value for gamers. The fake reviews and other actions from this shady developer demonstrate that. Candy games studios have a known history of trying to scam people into paying them money for someone else's work, through this account or through closely linked/alt accounts. One example of Candy games studios doing this is [url=https://store.steampowered.com/app/3046850]Candy Golf[/url], which is really the "[url=https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/mini-golf-template]Mini Golf Template[/url]" asset, written by the actual developers, GoF…

I do not recommend

Candy Roller, developed and published by Bonittor Games, is a small arcade-style platformer that focuses on controlling a rolling ball through colorful obstacle courses filled with collectibles and hazards. The game presents a simple concept built around physics-based movement and precision navigation. Rather than relying on complex mechanics or an elaborate storyline, it aims to deliver a straightforward gameplay experience where players guide a ball through compact 3D stages while avoiding traps and gathering items needed to progress. Its design reflects the influence of classic arcade puzzle-platformers where the challenge lies primarily in mastering movement and learning the layout of each stage. The basic objective in Candy Roller is easy to understand. Players take control of a rolling sphere and navigate it across suspended platforms, ramps, and narrow pathways while searching for keys scattered throughout the level. Collecting all the keys unlocks the exit, allowing players to complete the stage and move on to the next challenge. Although this structure is simple, it creates a gameplay loop that revolves around exploration, careful control of the ball’s momentum, and plann…

I played something similar back in the 2005s, when the internet wasn't as open to everyone. This game takes me back, bringing a tear of nostalgia to my eye.

Easy to learn