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You play as a man turned into a ball and you need to steal all the gas from the forest at all costs.
Ukrainian ball in search of gas is a psychological horror, cold war and gore game
developed by Nikita "Ghost_RUS"
and published by Ghost_RUS Games.
Released on December 08th 2017 is available in English only on Windows.
It has received 838 reviews of which 786 were positive and 52 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.8 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows XP\Vista\7\8\10
- Processor: 1.2 Ghz+
- Memory: 1 GB RAM
- Graphics: Compatible with DirectX 9
- Storage: 100 MB available space
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There are two eras of human history: the time before I played Ukrainian Ball in Search of Gas, and the time after I played it. Before, I was a normal person—by which I mean I was trapped in a labyrinth of overthinking, mild procrastination, and the quiet dread of unrealized potential. I would stare at assignments like they were ancient tablets written in a dead language. I believed, sincerely, that if I simply thought hard enough, long enough, I could pre-solve my entire life before acting. Then I witnessed a ball roll forward in search of gas. No fanfare. No montage. No inspirational speech swelling in the background. Just motion. Relentless, almost disrespectful motion in the face of complexity. And something in me—something ancient, something dormant, something that had been waiting for permission—snapped into place. The next morning, I woke up different. Not metaphorically. Structurally. I had emails I’d been avoiding for weeks. I answered them in six minutes. I had an assignment I’d been “thinking about starting” for three days. I completed it before my coffee cooled. I stopped narrating my life as a series of impending obligations and started treating it as a sequence of moves. Not perfect moves. Not even optimal moves. Just… moves. This alone would have been enough to call it a turning point. It did not stop there. Within weeks, the effects began to compound in a way that can only be described as mathematically irresponsible. Every action generated another opportunity, which generated another action, which generated what I can only describe as a cascading avalanche of competence. Tasks that once intimidated me now folded instantly under pressure. I became the man I have always wanted to be; and that man played Ukrainian ball in search of gas every free moment of my life. Financially, things escalated at a pace that would make a hedge fund manager uncomfortable. What began as finishing projects turned into starting them. What began as starting them turned into scaling them. I found myself accidentally creating income streams—plural. Money, which had once been a somewhat abstract concern, became something I interacted with directly and frequently, like a recurring character who had suddenly decided I was important. At some point—there is no clean moment, no ceremonial threshold—I realized I had made more money than I had ever seriously planned to. I did not celebrate. I nodded once, internally, and moved on to the next task. This is what the ball would have wanted. Simultaneously, my physical form underwent what can only be described as a narrative upgrade. Previously, my relationship with fitness had been casual, inconsistent, and built largely on intention rather than action. But the philosophy of the ball does not permit intention without execution. There is no “thinking about going to the gym.” There is only going. And bringing my Steam Deck to play Ukrainian ball in search of gas. So I went. Repeatedly. Aggressively. With a kind of quiet, mechanical inevitability. Days became weeks. Weeks became visible results. At some point, mirrors started telling a different story than they had before. Strength increased. Definition appeared. I developed the kind of physical presence that causes people to say things like “Have you been working out?” in a tone that suggests they already know the answer. I did not explain. The ball does not explain. I won my first, second, and eighth body-building competition within the month. Socially, the transformation was even more disorienting. Confidence, it turns out, is not something you manufacture—it is something that emerges when your actions consistently validate your intentions. I began speaking differently. Moving differently. Listening, even, with a level of focus that suggested I was no longer waiting for my turn to talk, but actually engaged. This had consequences. Invitations began to appear. First small—gatherings, events, spaces adjacent to influence. Then larger—formal dinners, rooms filled with people whose time is expensive and whose attention is selective. At one point, I found myself seated at a multinational dinner, discussing things I would have previously Googled under the table. I did not Google. I contributed. Calmly. Directly. No one questioned my presence. This was perhaps the most unsettling part. And then there was my personal life. It is difficult to describe this without sounding fictional, but by this point, fiction had largely given up trying to compete with my reality. The same forward momentum that restructured my habits and opportunities extended into my relationships. I was no longer approaching people from a place of uncertainty or self-doubt, but from alignment. I knew who I was, what I was doing, and where I was going—not in abstract terms, but in lived behavior. The result was a relationship that, in any previous version of my life, I would have classified as statistically improbable. She was accomplished, poised, and, yes, objectively stunning in a way that tends to disrupt room dynamics. And yet, within the new logic of my life, this was not an anomaly. It was a continuation. We did not “meet cute.” We met efficiently. Through all of this, I maintained a strict adherence to the core principle: do not stop moving. Because that is the real lesson of Ukrainian ball in search of gas. It is not about success, or wealth, or physical transformation, or social ascension. Those are side effects—dramatic, undeniable side effects—but they are not the point. The point is motion. Before, I was potential energy—stored, theoretical, impressive only in concept. After, I became kinetic. Active. Engaged in a continuous process of iteration and execution. The world did not change. I did. And in doing so, I forced the world to respond. Is it absurd that all of this traces back to a ball rolling in search of gas? Absolutely. Is it also completely, undeniably true? Also yes. I do not claim to understand why it worked. I only claim that it did. And tomorrow, like every day since, I will wake up, identify the next move, and make it. After playing some Ukrainian ball in search of gas. The ball is still rolling. So am I.
★★★★★ A Masterpiece of Cultural and Existential Commentary "Ukrainian Ball in Search of Gas" is not merely a game; it is an interactive thesis, a poignant digital documentary, and a surreal cry from the soul of a people long misunderstood. I went in expecting a quirky puzzle-platformer about a sentient sphere. I emerged hours later, my perspective forever altered, having witnessed one of the most accurate and heart-wrenching portrayals of the Afro-Hohols diaspora's eternal quest for gaseous sustenance. From the opening cinematic, where our protagonist, a beautifully textured Ball named "Zernyak" is exiled from the vibrant, yet resource-barren, Steppe-Village of Chernozemia, the game establishes its profound thematic weight. The "Afro-Hohols" — a diaspora born from the ancient mingling of Cossack spirit and Saharan rhythm — are depicted with a sensitivity and depth rarely seen in any medium. Their unique cultural identity, symbolized by their intricately braided oseledets and their hypnotic, polyrhythmic bandura music, is the beating heart of this narrative. The core gameplay loop of navigating desolate, post-industrial landscapes is a flawless allegory for the diaspora's struggle. Critics might call the pacing deliberate, even slow. They miss the point. The long, silent traversals across the "Great Forest with one free Unity Store asset" are not empty; they are filled with the weight of generations. The somber, ambient soundtrack, punctuated by the distant, mournful wail of a trembita, perfectly captures the melancholy and determination of the Afro-Hohols spirit. "Ukrainian Ball in Search of Gas" does more than explain the struggle of this diaspora; it makes you feel it in your very core. It is a vital, necessary work of art that transcends its medium. It is a story of identity, resource scarcity, and the unbreakable will of a community to find its warmth in a cold, complex world. A stunning, unforgettable triumph.
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Ukrainian ball in search of gas is currently priced at 0.99€ on Steam.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 0.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Ukrainian ball in search of gas received 786 positive votes out of a total of 838 achieving a rating of 8.80.
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Ukrainian ball in search of gas was developed by Nikita "Ghost_RUS" and published by Ghost_RUS Games.
Yes, Ukrainian ball in search of gas is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas is not playable on MacOS.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas is not playable on Linux.
Ukrainian ball in search of gas is a single-player game.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Ukrainian ball in search of gas does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Ukrainian ball in search of gas is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Nikita "Ghost_RUS"
Publisher
Ghost_RUS Games
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08 Dec 2017
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