$6.79 (−15%)Beetleball Soccer with beetles and dung
Beetleball is team soccer played by dung beetles, up to 6v6, where you roll dungballs and merge them into a golden one to score. Classes, multiple balls and silly maps keep every match loud and unpredictable, best with friends in a custom lobby.
Is Beetleball worth it?
Beetleball is worth it if…
- you want a silly team sport for party crowds up to 12 players
- you like short chaotic matches where plans fall apart fast
- you like class games where everyone picks a different trick
- you want custom lobbies and proximity chat with friends
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Roll dung, make a golden ball
You push dungballs around the pitch, grow them by rolling, then merge several into one golden dungball to score. With multiple balls in play at once, someone has to guard your growing ball while someone else spoils the other team's plan. You drop a mushroom launchpad as the Fungus Beetle, then a Tiger Beetle teleports from ball to ball to steal the moment. Momentum matters, so a heavy rolling ball hits hard but turns like a shopping cart full of cake.
Beetles with jobs and hats
There are 14 plus classes, each with its own trick and stats. The Cyborg Beetle shoots ladybugs out of the air with a laser sniper, which the game assures you is completely normal because cyborg beetles are real. You pick a team mix for ranked, or just mess around with friends in custom lobbies with proximity voice chat. Between matches you level up, earn beetle bucks and spend them on beetle eggs for cosmetics. A beetle in a hat is, objectively, cute.
Good to know?
Can you play it with just friends?
Yes. Custom lobbies let you mess around with only people you invite, which suits party crowds who want their own rules and jokes. Proximity voice chat is built in, so trash talk gets louder when you roll closer.
Do you need to learn all the classes first?
No. The game is built to be easy to start and hard to master, and each class has one clear gimmick to try. Pick one beetle, learn its ability in a match or two, then trade with friends and find the one you steal goals with.
Where do you actually play?
On maps that are not flat soccer fields. You glide from dandelions to donuts, roll dung up cakes and get headbutted off sandcastles. Alternate game modes add more variety when your group wants a break from standard scoring.
