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About this game

Rollwright takes the classic "roll the ball through the maze" puzzle and removes the pause button. A wooden marble is already rolling down the track the moment you start - your job is to rotate the pipe tiles ahead of it into the right shape before it gets there. Get it right and the marble rolls through. Leave a tile facing the wrong way and it falls off the track, run over.

There's no stopping to think. The track keeps unrolling ahead of you - straight runs, sharp corners, golden bonus tiles - and every level is freshly built, longer and faster than the last. Reading the track two or three tiles ahead of the marble, not just reacting to where it is right now, is the whole skill.

Features:
- A real-time twist on a familiar puzzle genre - no other roll-the-ball game makes you race the ball's own momentum instead of solving at your own pace
- Endless procedurally-built tracks with genuine difficulty scaling - longer runs, faster marbles, tighter corners, forever
- Golden bonus tiles worth extra points when you land them right
- Ten achievements covering distance, streaks, and clean runs
- Unlockable wood-finish themes earned by beating your own best level
- Easy, Medium and Hard difficulty settings that change marble speed and how the pace ramps up - not just a flat speed multiplier
- A hand-carved onboarding tour with Cogsworth, a small wind-up toy bird
- Local top-10 high scores with level, score, and date, stored only on your device
- Warm hand-painted wood-workshop art and satisfying tile-turn feedback on every correct rotation

No account, no ads, no internet connection required. Keep the marble on the rails. See how far down the workshop it can roll.
Rotate pipe tiles before the marble reaches them - it never stops rolling
Updated on
Aug 16, 2026

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