Your Shame Is Now Collectible - Steam Trading Cards Are Live!
THE ITCH HAS REACHED YOUR STEAM PROFILE
Steam Trading Cards and community items are now available for Ball Scratch Simulator!
Apparently playing the world's premier public ball-scratching experience wasn't enough. You can now leave evidence on your Steam profile, too.
YOUR SHAME IS NOW COLLECTIBLE
There are 15 Steam Trading Cards to collect, featuring familiar faces from across the game - from Class Glance and Between Sets to On the Record and Professional Composure.
Earn card drops while playing, trade to complete your set, and craft the Ball Scratch Simulator badge. Card drops are limited, so you'll need to trade or use the Steam Community Market to finish a full set.
Crafting badges can also reward you with the game's emoticons and profile backgrounds. Pick a suitably suspicious expression from 10 emoticons, or give your profile a new look with After Hours, One Quiet Scoop or Under Suspicion.
MORE WAYS TO ACT NATURAL
The collection also includes Points Shop items:
- Four animated waifu avatars
- Five animated stickers, including Completely Fine, Close Call and Tiny Victory
- The Under Observation animated avatar frame
- The After Hours in Motion animated profile background
- The Quiet Scoop animated mini-profile background
- The Act Natural Steam Deck startup movie
Browse the Ball Scratch Simulator collection in the Steam Points Shop
A DIFFERENT KIND OF SHAME DECK
These Steam Trading Cards are separate from the in-game cards you collect in the Shame Deck. Your in-game collection stays in the game; these belong to Steam's card and profile system.
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS POSSIBLE
This is a big milestone for a game about trying to scratch without getting caught. Thank you to everyone who's played, shared feedback, left a review or introduced a friend to the itch.
I hope you enjoy collecting the new cards and finding something suitably embarrassing for your profile.
Happy Scratching! Tim
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