WallaBee

WallaBee is a digital collecting game built around discovering, crafting, and completing sets of beautifully illustrated items. With more than 2,600 items to collect, there’s always another set to chase, another item to discover, or another combination to uncover. Items can be found by visiting real-world locations, purchased through the in-game store using Honeycombs, or created by combining other items, making some of the rarest pieces possible only through mixing.

Every item in WallaBee is individually illustrated, giving the game a distinct visual identity that has grown over more than a decade. Many of the items have been created by Andy Cameron, an illustrator from Derby, England, who has been adding to the collection since WallaBee launched in 2011.

Numbers matter

Each item in the game starts at #1 and counts upward as players collect variants. A low number on a popular item can be especially valuable to WallaBee collectors, keeping the trading floor busy and the in-game forums active. Two players can own the same item and place completely different values depending on the number.

Game, set, match

With more than a decade of items and sets to discover, there’s always something new to collect, and it’s never too late to join the fun. Sets released years ago can still be completed today, so while new players have plenty of ground to cover, they aren’t locked out of the game’s history.

That gives WallaBee a sense of discovery that can keep players coming back, whether they’ve been playing for years or are just getting started. And through it all, Benson, the wallaby the game is named for, has been there from the very beginning.