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Steam News · Oct 16
Your desktop just became a puzzle A ball sits in the middle of your screen. Around it, a cluster of colourful balls turns slowly. You shoot a ball. If three of the same colour touch, they pop. The cluster spins Every ball has a weight. A heavy ball spins the cluster hard, a light one barely moves it. Aiming well is not enough. You have to think about the spin too. Every third level is a picture A ...
Steam News · Oct 15
The balls have faces now Every colour has its own character. Red is angry, blue is relaxed, green is sly, purple is excited. They follow things with their eyes, they blink, they look surprised, they get scared. You will catch them doing it when you are not even playing. They squash and they stretch The physics were rebuilt. A ball flattens when it lands and stretches when it flies, and it keeps it...
Steam News · Aug 30
Hey everyone, I hope you're all doing great! It's been exactly one week since the launch of Desktop Bouncer, and here are the results for our first-week leaderboard! If you want to check the standings, you can view the live rankings right in-game via the star icon using your mouse wheel, or you can simply click the link below. We'll have some even more exciting news to share with you very soon. Ha...
Steam News · Aug 22
I'm thrilled to finally share our desktop companion with you all. Releasing our first game together as independent developers, my wife and I, means so much to us. The game is now live on Steam. Please leave your thoughts, feedback, or anything you'd like to see improved as a review on our store page. Don't forget to follow Siegward Games.My wife's project, Desktop Spirit Animals, also just got its...
Steam News · Jul 16
Hey everyone,We just put out the first teaser for Desktop Bouncer. It's short and simple, no gameplay yet. Think of it as the ball introducing itself before it moves in.Quick recap for anyone new: Desktop Bouncer is a physics toy that lives on your actual desktop. A grumpy little ball bounces around your screen while you work, and you get to flick it around when you should be doing something else....