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About this game

Gyroball Goal is an arcade game about a soccer ball that you have to guide through 100 mazes simply by tilting your phone in different directions. The ball rolls exactly where you tilt the screen, so each level becomes a little puzzle that tests your attention. Along the way, you’ll encounter narrow passages, turns, dead ends, and dangerous pits—if the ball falls into one of these, it returns to the start, and the timer keeps ticking. The goal is simpler than it seems: guide the ball through all the obstacles and roll it precisely into the soccer goal at the end of the level. The faster you complete a level, the more stars you’ll earn, and perfect runs without any falls unlock personal records. The 100 levels are divided into stages of increasing difficulty, ranging from simple straight paths at the beginning to intricate mazes with numerous traps and turns toward the end of the game. There’s a convenient phone orientation calibration feature so that the tilt always feels natural. A separate screen for records and statistics shows your overall progress, the number of stars collected, your best time, and the level with the fewest falls.
Tilt your phone, roll the ball through the mazes and score goals.
Updated on
Aug 7, 2026

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