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Sliceball 4.2.1 adds three new stacks and a shop that fits every screen
Playing cards, game cartridges and vinyl records join the shop, and the shop no longer sits under the Close button.
September 24, 2026. Sliceball 4.2.1 is an update for iPhone, iPad and Android. It adds three new stacks to slice, refits the shop to every screen, and fixes the chair, the intro and the eyeball. Google Play had the update on September 22, and Apple approved it on September 24.
Three new stacks
Playing cards cost 350 coins, game cartridges 500 and vinyl records 750. They slice like the others, and each has its own red danger layer, so the stack still reads at a glance.
A shop that fits every screen
On iPad, the third row of the shop sat underneath the Close button and could take a tap meant to close. The grid now stops above the button, and anything past it scrolls. Item icons fill their cards, and each name sits directly above the coins it takes.
The chair stays in frame
From around level 15, a tall stack lifted the camera far enough to cut the chair in the background in half. The camera now sees farther back, and the chair stays in one piece.
The intro no longer stutters
On Android, the first frame of the lightning strike took about 300 milliseconds on every launch, so the intro hitched at the bolt. On iPhone, the bolt dropped in small jumps. Both are fixed.
A new eyeball skin
The eyeball skin has a new round iris on a plain white eye, and it keeps looking at the player while the ball tumbles. The red veins are gone.
Availability
Sliceball is on the App Store and Google Play. There is no account. Version 4.2.1 is an update.
Questions or problems can go to the support page.
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About MayBolt Media
Founded in 2026, MayBolt Media is a one person game studio based in Atlanta, Georgia, that makes mobile games for iPhone, iPad and Android.
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