

Polyball
Studio Monolith · 2017 · Racing, Indie, Action, Simulation, Casual
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About Polyball
Roll your ball through 60+ physics-based platforming levels with tight controls inspired by classics like Super Monkey Ball and Marble Madness, competing on global leaderboards or against friends in splitscreen multiplayer. Customize your ball, create your own levels with the built-in editor, and dive into endless community-made content on Steam Workshop.
GET READY TO ENTER A NEW ERA OF PHYSICS PLATFORMING
Polyball is a modern take on classic ball rolling games such as Super Monkey Ball, Marble Madness, and Marble Blast - while taking cues from games such as the Sonic series, Trackmania, and Mario Kart.
A BIT ABOUT POLYBALL
There's a lot to do in Polyball -- Challenge yourself or a friend to one of over 60 levels included in the initial release, with plans for many more levels via DLC. If you've got some friends over and are looking for something to play, Polyball's splitscreen multiplayer promises a good time. With classic modes like Battle and Trails, as well as a multiplayer version of the single-player experience, Polyball promises to be a must-have party game.
CASUAL, COMPETITIVE, OR BOTH
With global leaderboards built right into the level select menu and pregame screen, you can see where you stand among the worlds best and race against their ghosts. If you're more interested in beating your friends, check out the friends-only leaderboards. Collecting shards during your single-player journey will unlock a vast array of customization options, from different ball models to particle effects. This customization carries over into your high-score ghost, online races, as well as local multiplayer having its own version of the customization system designed for split-screen play.
FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE
If you've mastered every challenge we put into the game, take a look at the Steam Workshop content to face a whole new set of challenges. Community made content will bridge the gap between developer and player as well as provide a steady stream of new content for you to experience. Steam Workshop gives the players a voice, allowing for the mechanics and level designs of Polyball to stretch far beyond what we had initially put into the game. With a built-in level editor easily accessible from the main menu creating content is a breeze, it even supports custom model and texture importing!
A BIT ABOUT US
The first full release from digital design practice Studio Monolith, Polyball is an experiment in low-poly visuals and open-ended game design. Our approach with the project was to make the kind of game we used to play, something that had both casual appeal and a limitless competitive ceiling. It was also a genre that we felt hasn't been adequately adapted to the modern world of game design. Our vision was simple: build a game that's easy to pick up, hard to master, and fun both on and off screen.
FEATURES
- 60+ levels and free DLC
- Powerful customization system
- Full controller support and keybinding
- Splitscreen multiplayer support
- Global/Friends Leaderboards
- Full soundtrack made by independent artists
- Steam Workshop
- Tuned mechanics and balanced levels based on community feedback
- Mac/Windows/Linux support
- Alternate language localization
- Ghosts
- Steam Cloud Saves
- Level editor with custom model support
- Stats display
- Achievements
MULTIPLAYER MODES
- Trails
- Battle
- Split-Screen + Online Story Mode
- More modes coming soon!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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good
Needs more levels
Mediocre. Far more pointless and less clear than the cited Marble Madness.
Rolling forever .
Simple fun basic game with a bit of challenge. Speed to the end and get a certain medal based on your time. Not much to say, it's decent and cheap. P.S some sloppy work in the game, controller support not 100%, If you fall off the course, sometimes you don't get reset back to the beginning, falling through the map or falling into lava does not reset you back to the beginning. Typical 2017 Millennial-Era work, bit of laziness but still fun to be had.
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