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Beetleball: chaotic beetle soccer game released

Beetleball has been released on Steam with native Linux support.

Beetleball is a chaotic team-based PvP game where dung beetles score goals with dungballs - up to 6v6 players, 14+ beetle classes with unique abilities, 8+ maps, ranked matchmaking and proximity voice chat.

Multiple balls are in play at once and have to be merged into a single golden dungball to score. The game is developed and published by Bugfight Studio, and Steam reviews sit at “Very Positive”. It costs €7.49, with a 15% launch discount to €6.36 until 17 September.

Beetleball is a chaotic team-based PvP beetle soccer game where you score goals with dungballs.

What do you get when you combine up to 12 players at once, flashy beetle abilities, and a ton of dung balls? The greatest dung beetle soccer game ever made. Probably.

Teamplay and creativity matters just as much as mechanics. Experiment with beetle class team comps to climb ranks, or just mess around with friends in custom lobbies.

Teleport from ball to ball with the Tiger Beetle, create mushroom launchpads as the Fungus Beetle, shoot ladybugs out of the air with the Cyborg Beetle’s laser sniper, and much more!

Merge many balls into one GOLDEN DUNGBALL to score. Multiple balls in play adds a new layer of team strategy beyond standard one ball soccer.

Beetleball screenshot

Source: Steam

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