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Sliceball: Slice the Stack

Facts, copy, screenshots, video and the app icon for Sliceball: Slice the Stack, a one-tap timing game for iPhone, iPad and Android.

Download the Sliceball press kit as a zip (about 15 MB: screenshots, video, icon, key art, and a text version of this page). Use any of it without asking. For anything else, email [email protected].

Factsheet

Title: Sliceball: Slice the Stack
Developer: MayBolt Media
Released: Android: September 13, 2026. iOS: September 15, 2026.
Current version: 4.2.3, released October 9, 2026
Platforms: iPhone and iPad, iOS 15 through iOS 27. Android phones and tablets, Android 8 through the current release.
Genre: One-tap timing game, portrait, single player
Levels: Over 200
Languages: English
Engine: Unity 6
Links: App Store · Google Play · mayboltmedia.com/sliceball · Privacy policy
Contact: [email protected]

In one sentence

Sliceball is a one-tap timing game: hold to slice down through a stack, let go to drop the ball, and land it on a safe layer. Over 200 levels.

The longer version

There's one control. Press and hold, and a blade works down through the stack a layer at a time. Let go, and the ball drops. Some layers are safe and some aren't, so the whole game is deciding when to lift your finger. Release early and the ball never lands. Hang on too long and it comes down on a red layer and shatters.

A level takes 10 to 20 seconds. A miss costs the retry and nothing else, and the next stack is already waiting. The stack starts out as a pad of yellow sticky notes; the shop swaps it for cheese, notepaper, poker chips, cards, cartridges, or vinyl, and swaps the ball for eight others, all paid for with the coins the game hands out on every clear.

Sliceball was built for a spare minute. It works on a plane, never asks for a sign-in, and doesn't send notifications. A player who is stuck can spend coins to skip a level, or just try again.

Features

One input. Hold to slice, release to drop.
Over 200 hand-built levels, each a different stack.
Five rooms, and the room changes every 20 levels.
Runs at your screen's full refresh rate, including 120 Hz on ProMotion iPhones and iPads.
Fully playable offline.
No account, no sign-in, no notifications.
A player stuck on a level can skip it with coins, or try again.
A new app icon in version 4.2.3, with dark and tinted looks on iOS and a themed icon on Android 13 and later.
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets.

Availability

Sliceball is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad (iOS 15 or later) and on Google Play for Android phones and tablets (Android 8 or later). There is no account. It is in English.

Screenshots

Captioned store screenshots (1320×2868) and clean captures with no text. Click for full size; right-click to save. The iPad capture is 2064×2752.

Captioned

Sliceball screenshot with caption: slice the stack, an eyeball on cheese in the café

Sliceball screenshot with caption: five rooms, a bomb over notepaper in the office

Sliceball screenshot with caption: taller every level, a buckyball on poker chips in the bakery

Sliceball shop, Balls tab, with caption: new balls

Sliceball shop, Slices tab, with caption: change the stack

Sliceball screenshot with caption: mix and match, a wooden ball on cards in the game room

Sliceball screenshot with caption: time the drop, an atom ball on vinyl in the record shop

Sliceball main menu with caption: 200+ levels

Clean

Sliceball gameplay, no caption: an eyeball slicing cheese in the café, level 12

Sliceball gameplay, no caption: a bomb over notepaper in the office, level 32

Sliceball gameplay, no caption: a wooden ball slicing cards in the game room, level 52

Sliceball on iPad, no caption: an eyeball slicing cheese in the café

Video

The App Store preview for version 4.2.2, 24 seconds, vertical, captions burned in. Download the MP4 (886×1920, H.264, 10 MB). Clean footage without captions is available on request.

App icon and key art

App icon, 512×512 PNG · App icon, 1024×1024 PNG · Feature banner, 1024×500 PNG. The icon is the version 4.2.3 icon, a ball over three bars on a brown gradient. The feature banner is older art.

Privacy summary

Sliceball has no account and no sign-in. Level and coins stay on the device. The game shows ads through Google AdMob, and Unity Ads bids for each ad through AdMob. Google Analytics for Firebase counts how the game is used, and follows the same consent choice as the ads.

On iOS, Apple's App Tracking Transparency prompt controls the advertising identifier. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, a Google-certified consent prompt appears, and in some US states Options → Manage Ad Consent offers the opt-out. Game Center signs in only when the leaderboard is opened. The game is for a general audience and is not directed at children under 13. Full text: the Sliceball privacy policy, or [email protected].

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.

Contact

Press and interviews: [email protected]. Support: [email protected]. Privacy: [email protected]. Studio logos and the other games are in the studio press kit.

Last updated October 10, 2026.