Dunkadillo
Thomas K. Young · 2025 · Action, Adventure, Platformer, Basketball, 2.5D
PC
Positive100% · 19
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About Dunkadillo
Finally, a game that answers the age-old question: “What if a basketball was also an armadillo?”You are Dill the armadillo, and your best friend Pickle has just been kidnapped by a mysterious tentacle! Transform into a basketball to bounce off walls, floors, and ceilings as you rush to the rescue. Double jump over exploding bees, oblivious porcupines, and overly friendly frogs. Snag rare trading cards to unlock funky characters as you traverse 50 awesome stages. Do you have what it takes to save your best buddy... and maybe shoot a few hoops along the way?• A new platforming adventure from the creator of Dadish and Be Brave, Barb• 50 awesome stages• 10 characters to unlock• Lots of cool trading cards to find• Five big bad boys to battle• Controller support• A huge rabbit• A soundtrack that slaps• The graphics are rad• So much bouncing• I think you are special
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise this charming platformer for its simple yet engaging design, intuitive controls, and adorable armadillo characters, with most finding the difficulty well-balanced and level design consistently solid. The game's short length and cute aesthetic are appreciated as a quick, enjoyable experience, and the intro song receives particular praise. Minor complaints include the lack of achievements and occasional issues with the card counter, though these don't significantly detract from the overall positive experience.
Cute game with a simple hook that you're always jumping/bouncing. I wish there was heavier momentum and the level design doesn't push the concept TOO far. The bosses are all very dull and uninspired as well. The game is saved by charming presentation and it's brisk pace. Levels are bit sized due to the mobile phone origins and there's a good variety in obstacles. It's nothing too remarkable but it's solid enough and for $10 I think it's worth it.
50 levels of solid platforming. Breezy and cute. Check it out The art is simple but very charming, none of the audio was annoying except for the boss damage sound, which was incredibly loud. The menus are very sparse. First boot starts you on an unskippable (short) cutscene, and then you're off to bounce around for an hour or so (provided you don't bother with the collectable cards) Basically all of my deaths were to going forward and the camera not catching up to me in time to show me a frog or sawblade. Overall my experience was weighed down slightly by a camera that fails to show you instant death hazards scrolling on screen before you bump into them, if you're going fast and having a good time. If the camera was better at keeping the player away from the edges of the screen this would be a wonderful little game. As it is, it's pretty fun. I bet the speedrun is pretty interesting, given the subtle tech of doublejumping but not holding the button immediately above the floor to instantly start going down early
This game is good clean platforming fun with a bouncy ball and I love it. Play this video game.
This is an adorable little puzzle platformer and you should buy it and play it. it's got some challenge to it but nothing too hard. I liked all the different armadillos you could be and there was only one level out of 50 where I felt annoyed by the level design. That's better than Mario or Sonic for me.
What a charming, fun little game. A really nice way to spend a couple of hours. The intro song has no right being that good.
Short, simple and very charming. Controls are very intuitive.
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