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Wonder Ball

Adrian Siska · Published by Adrian Siska · Official site ↗

Mostly Positive — 77% positive (22 reviews) · 33 achievements

Last updated 27 Sept 2026

An action 3D platformer with fast-paced gameplay and low-poly style graphics, inspired by the greatest classics of the genre. Full of platforming levels, combat arenas, many collectibles and secrets. Explore five worlds of Cyberland and save them from the malicious Virus and its army of bots!

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Action, Indie, Free To Play · 2024 · More free games

Navigate through Wonder Ball, an action-packed 3D platformer where you'll explore diverse worlds, battle against the Virus and its minions, all while collecting secrets and treasures.

About this game

Main features

  • Explore Cyberland: Discover five worlds packed with platforming levels, combat arenas, and secrets.

  • Collectibles & Upgrades: Gather coins, gems, and microchips to upgrade Wonder Ball's abilities.

  • Customizable Gameplay: Adjust settings, including compass markers, camera, and controls.

  • Time Attack & Survival Mode: Unlock arcade modes with online leaderboards.

  • Achievements & Stats: Earn achievements that add extra challenges and goals.

  • Optimized for Handheld: Play on devices like the Steam Deck with full controller support.

  • Enhanced Visuals: Features FSR, DLSS, and DLAA support for improved performance and graphics.

Story

Peaceful worlds of Cyberland are under attack by the malicious Virus and its army of bots! Now it’s up to you to take control of Wonder Ball and save Cyberland before it’s too late!

Core Gameplay

Many of the greatest classics of the platforming genre are filled with crates or some other blocks to destroy. Wonder Ball stays true to this beloved mechanic and gives players multiple options on how to deal with crates. You can dash, slam, or use Wonder Ball’s attack ability to destroy them!

Explore Cyberland

Wonder Ball is an action-packed 3D platformer where you explore five worlds of Cyberland. Every world is essentially a massive hub, full of platforming levels, combat arenas, many collectibles, and secrets. Choose your level of exploring at the start of the game or change it anytime during gameplay by customizing markers shown on the compass. Or turn the compass off completely and become a true explorer!

Every hub is filled with numerous collectibles of different kinds. Collecting coins will help you get extra repair kits and gems will grant you extra shields which will become vital while fighting in combat arenas. Collected microchips can be used to upgrade Wonder Ball’s abilities and become a real threat to the Virus and its bots.

Combat Arenas

Battle against an army of bots spawned by the Virus in combat arenas of increasing difficulty and earn all the medals!

Platforming Levels

Challenges built to test your platforming skills with an optional reward for destroying all crates.

Time Attack & Survival Mode

As you progress through the game's main story mode, you will unlock two arcade modes featuring online leaderboards. Challenge yourself to achieve the best time on all platforming levels in Time Attack mode, or battle through waves of bots in Survival mode to get the highest score across all combat tiers.

Customize your game experience

Wonder Ball offers a variety of gameplay settings. You can customize the compass, camera, key bindings, and all sorts of graphics settings as well. My game also comes equipped with support for FSR, DLSS, and DLAA. Note: The performance improvement gained from upscaling technology may vary depending on the hardware used.

System Requirements

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Minimum

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10
  • Processor: Intel Core i5-2500k / AMD Ryzen 5 3400G
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia GTX 970 / AMD R9 390
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 7 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: Target: 1080p 60fps

Recommended

Recommended:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS: Windows 10/11
  • Processor: Intel Core i7-7700 / AMD Ryzen 5 3600
  • Memory: 16 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia GTX 1080 Ti / AMD RX 7700 XT
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 7 GB available space
  • Additional Notes: Target: 4K 60fps

Supported Languages

English, Czech, Slovak, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese

Latest news

  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Gravity Breach is OUT NOW!

    Gravity Breach DLC is now available!Flip gravity and dive into the new dimension of play today!If you're still not sure, you can always try the first 10 levels for free in the base game.If you missed the launch trailer, check it out to see the DLC in action:That’s all, folks! See you in the next update.— Adrian Siska, Indie Solo Developer
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  • Patch NotesOfficial

    Release Date & New Update

    The Gravity Breach DLC is officially launching on June 1st!Alongside this announcement, Update 1.09 is now live, featuring:Reworked Controls settingsCustom bindings for the Gravity Breach EditorNew loading screens for Gravity BreachA lot of polish across the game and minor bug fixes in preparation for the DLC releaseThere was also a recent web host migration — high scores should now load faster and more reliably.Content creators can request early free keys via Keymailer.Thanks for the support, and stay tuned for the release!— Adrian Siska, Indie Solo Developer
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  • Patch NotesOfficial

    First DLC announced and new update!

    It’s almost here!As I mentioned before, I’ve been working on multiple DLCs—each bringing a completely new gameplay experience to Wonder Ball. The first one, Gravity Breach, is now close to release.This DLC introduces gravity-switching mechanics combined with fresh puzzle challenges. A level editor with Steam Workshop support? Check. Online leaderboards for every level? Check. Free demo? Also check.And no—this isn’t some kind of late April Fools’ joke. You can already try the first 10 levels for free, available in the base game since update 1.08.But that’s not all! This update also brings new skins and unlocks extra modes for everyone by default.👉 So what are you waiting for? Wishlist Gravity Breach to stay updated and support its release!Changelog:Fixed minor issues in localization.Fixed softlocks in levels 2-2 and 4-4.Unlocked extra modes (Time Attack and Survival Mode) for all players by default.Added Reflections to settings (applicable only for DLC).Added 10 new skins (now 35 in total).Added general DLC support.Added 10 free levels from Gravity Breach.That’s all, folks! See you in the next update.— Adrian Siska, Indie Solo Developer
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    What's Next?

    Is this game dead? That’s the one question you never want to ask yourself as a developer. Unfortunately, it’s the exact question I’ve been asking myself every day since launch.Yeah, the start wasn't great. Then, six months ago, Wonder Ball went from paid to free-to-play, and it certainly picked up a few new players here and there. Still, the numbers lag far behind what I was expecting. In comparison, my first game, Office Run, has been played by ten times more people. That game was just a small project I whipped up in two months while still learning the basics of UE4; looking at its code now, I’m honestly surprised it holds together at all.On the other hand, I put two years into Wonder Ball. I grew immensely as a developer in that time, and I think it's more than obvious in the game and its mechanics. Yet, here we are. It’s a strange feeling when your "quick test" project outshines your "passion" project, but I've realized I can't dwell on the statistics.Because at the end of the day, none of that matters. What matters is that I finally received feedback from more players—even if it was much less than I’d hoped for and most of that feedback was bizarre, at best. However, I must give a huge thanks to everyone who decided to share more than just a thumbs up or down.Now, back to the question: Is this game dead? Well, no. Definitely not. At least not for me. I’ve been cooking up so much new content you wouldn't believe it. DLCs will be coming out left and right soon. Okay, maybe not that fast, but you get the point. On top of that, I’m still working on an entirely new game, writing books, and working my day job. How do I do it all? As one famous man once said: "Sometimes my genius is... it's almost frightening."But why? After everything I just admitted, why would anyone continue developing DLCs for a game that barely anyone cares about? Well, that’s the beauty of being an indie solo dev: I can do whatever the **** I want. :)Finally, I want to share a few "revelations" I...
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  • AnnouncementsOfficial

    Wonder Ball Going Free!

    Hello everyone,I want to share some big news: starting September 2nd, Wonder Ball will become free to play on Steam!Sales for the game have been much lower than expected, and I’ve noticed that more people have been downloading it through torrents than actually buying it. Rather than keeping it behind a price barrier that only a few are willing to cross, I’d much prefer to make Wonder Ball free so that everyone who’s interested can enjoy the full game legitimately here on Steam.If you already purchased Wonder Ball before this change, I want to thank you sincerely — your support means a lot and has helped me keep going.I hope this change will give more people a chance to experience Wonder Ball, and I’m excited to welcome new players starting September 2nd!Finally, if you’d like to support me and my future projects, you can still do so by purchasing one of my books on my website. Independent development is challenging, and without support it’s difficult to keep going — every bit of help makes a big difference.– Adrian Siska, Indie solo developer
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