STICKER/BALL
bilge · 2026 · Roguelike, Deckbuilding, Physics, Funny, Arcade
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About STICKER/BALL
FEATURES
- 100+ Unique Stickers
- 36 Dastardly Enemies
- Roguelike mechanics
- Cool music
- Fun
- Frogs can hijack spaceships
- Bilge
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players love this game's art style, sound design, and music, consistently praising its polished presentation and charming aesthetic. The core gameplay loop is highly addictive with a satisfying balance between relaxation and tactical challenge, though the game deliberately keeps its mechanics mysterious—players enjoy the gradual discovery process and find themselves pulling longer play sessions than expected. Some note the cryptic nature of the game can be initially confusing, but this obscurity appears to be part of the appeal rather than a drawback for most.
I really like this game. It did take a bit of time to understand everything that was going on. But once you get to know the stickers, and ban the ones that (for now) do not fit into your builds, it gets really fun. Once you see how big a black hole can get (it is one of the achievements), you will want to do it again for sure. Eventually, I figured out that moving the stickers to the right dice before I launch the ball is the way to go. I do wish that the black hole had a visual cue once it reaches maximum size, but maybe in a future update.1 found this helpful
One of the better "chaos" roguelites I have played. Hard to tell exactly what is going on, but in an enjoyable way, and despite that it's pretty easy to tell what you need to do. Things ramp up pretty quickly, and I like the percentage incentive to choose between quickly finding a decent shot, versus taking your time and really picking your shot and watching the bonus indicator fall off of your cursor. Art style definitely lends itself to the chaos.
so many humans, they all want coffee and donuts... sometimes feet... what did they mean by this...
very fun and i love all the sounds
what the hell am i doing
You know the satisfying part of Arkanoid where the ball bounces almost perfectly left and right and gets stuck at the top and hits all the bricks? This game is that but if every time a brick was hit a dozen chain reactions triggered like a Rube Goldberg machine
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