About the game
Rolling Maze is a physics game whose main focus is solving problems to get out of the maze. Imagine that you have a small number of balls lying at the bottom of a mug. How do you get them out? Very simple! You have to turn the mug upside down. In this project, you will have to flip the mug quite a bit! Really... don't expect an easy level here.
In the game you will find:
- An advanced physics model
- A large number of detailed levels
- Excellent visuals
Onward to physics games!
Featured in: Maze games, Ball games, Logic games
How to play
Picture a mug with a few balls sitting at the bottom. To get them out, you turn the mug over, and that idea is the heart of Rolling Maze: you tilt and flip the structure while gravity does the rolling.
Flipping everything at once rarely works. The maze is built so balls get stuck in pockets or roll the wrong way, so rotate in stages, let the balls settle, then make the next move.
The developers warn you not to expect easy levels, so take your time. If the balls bunch up in a dead end, turn back a step and try a different order of rotations.
Controls
Rotate the maze with the mouse on a computer or by touch on a phone. You never steer the balls directly: they simply roll wherever the tilt sends them. The game works with the phone held either upright or sideways.
Features
- Core mechanic: flip the maze to pour the balls out
- Detailed rolling physics
- A large number of carefully built levels
- Difficulty ramps up almost from the start
- Clean, good-looking visuals
Tips
- Don't flip the maze upside down in one go: the balls get stuck in pockets and roll the wrong way.
- Rotate in stages and let the balls finish rolling before the next tilt.
- You can't steer the balls directly, so before each turn think about where gravity will take them.
- If the balls bunch up in a dead end, turn the maze back a step and try a different order of rotations.
- There are hardly any easy levels, so take your time: calm planning beats quick movements.
- Before the first turn, spot the pockets and dead ends on the level — that's where balls get stuck most often.
- The balls roll by the laws of physics and don't stop instantly, so gentle tilts are more reliable than sharp ones.
FAQ
What is the goal of each level?
Get the balls out of the maze by rotating and flipping it. Physics moves the balls; you only control the tilt.
Why do the balls keep getting stuck?
The mazes are designed with pockets and dead ends on purpose. Turning gradually and waiting for the balls to settle usually helps.
Will I lose the levels I've beaten?
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