Dung Battles

Dung Battles

ElStrawFedora · May 29, 2026 · Action, Collectathon, RPG, Puzzle, Puzzle Platformer

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About Dung Battles

In Dung Battles, what you see is either yours or your opponent's to roll up! Roll over any object, and add it to your dung ball's mass. Be smart about what you pick up, and use it to your advantage.In Battle Mode, face off against CPU or Online foes in timed collectathon battles! You will have only a limited time to roll over whatever you can find. Be careful though, enemy beetles may pick up sharp objects to pry chunks off your ball! May the biggest dung ball win!In Story Mode, play as Skootle, a lost little beetle who, with the help of a variety of bugs, must find his way through a perilous forest to get home.

Dung Battles — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Online PvP, Cross-platform multiplayer
PC Game Pass
Not included
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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Dung Battles is a charming katamari-like game where players control dung beetles rolling balls around maps, praised for its cute character design, engaging multiplayer modes, and surprisingly fun core mechanic that encourages strategic thinking about what to collect. Players appreciate the customization options and solid dung battle mode, though some note that story pacing and objective guidance could be clearer, and certain mechanics like the water squirt feature have a steep learning curve.

Recommended Jun 13, 2026
Very cute and pretty fun as a multiplayer game. I like the character design and the music showcases some real growing talent. Most of all, I like making the dung ball big. Also I never would've thought of racing in a katamari-like. That's sicc. I think the story mode is a little oddly paced in terms of text box speed, and objectives could use maybe more glowing highlights or an optional crazy taxi arrow to know where to go at times. Some mechanics across the modes are more intuitive in game feel than others. The frog boss is straightforward with a good logic that makes the player feel clever. The water squirt mechanic took a great deal of trial and error for me, but maybe that was acclimation. Anyway, the actual dung battles part is where everything clicks, and I really dig bouncing around with weird things I picked up and then squishing another competitor with a pinecone :)
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Recommended Jun 9, 2026
so cute! lovingly made bug game 1v1 me in beetleburg fr
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Recommended Oct 7, 2026
I love the beatle game I wanted to play it on the steam machine so i made a config for the steam controller and the stem deck you can download it and use it now okay bye
Recommended Sep 1, 2026
Dung Battles is one of those games where I knew the idea was going to be ridiculous before I even started it. I play as a dung beetle and roll around picking up different objects to make my dung ball as big as possible. That is basically the main idea, but the game actually turns it into a proper little action puzzle game instead of making it a one joke experience. I have to think about what I pick up, where I move and how I stop other beetles from building a bigger ball than mine. The rolling itself is surprisingly fun. Almost anything I find around the map can be collected into my ball, so I am constantly looking around for useful objects instead of following one fixed path. Bigger objects obviously give me more mass, but I also have to think about whether grabbing something is worth putting myself in a bad position. The game gets more interesting when I realise that the dung ball is not just something I am trying to grow. It can also be used as part of the strategy, especially when I am trying to get around another beetle or protect the mass I have already collected. Battle Mode is where most of the competitive side comes from. I have a limited amount of time to build the bigg…
Recommended Jul 30, 2026
katamari esque
Recommended Jul 4, 2026
super fun with friends! I like how you can customize your little beetle and your dung ball too. Excited to see more maps

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