Tilt Maze

Tip the board, roll the ball, mind the pits

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Mazes

Tilt

Leave a trailDraws the path the ball has rolled. PitsFall down one and the ball goes back to the start. Untick for a gentler roll.

How to play

Roll the ball into the green hole. The clock starts the moment it first moves.
On a phone or tablet: tap Use tilt and hold the device flat — however you are holding it then becomes level. Tip it to make the ball roll.
On a computer: the ← ↑ ↓ → arrow keys tip the board, and so do W A S D. You can also press anywhere on the board and drag to tip it.
The dark pits drop the ball back at the start. The clock keeps running, so they cost you more than they look.
The ball has weight: it builds speed downhill and it does not stop dead. Straighten up before a corner or you will overshoot it.
R puts the ball back at the start, N takes the next maze, M turns the sound off.
Twelve mazes, from a gentle first roll to a proper sprawl, and your best time is kept for every one of them.
Every maze has colours of its own. If one of them suits you, pick it under Colours and every maze will wear it.

Rolling well

Tap, don't hold. Short pushes keep the ball under control; a long lean turns a corridor into a pinball table.
Use the walls. Running the ball gently along a wall keeps it straight and costs almost nothing in speed.
Slow before the pits. Let the ball drift to a stop, line it up, then push past.
Look ahead, not at the ball. Pick the corner you are aiming for and steer for that.
On a phone, Gentle tilt gives you more room to be precise; Steep is quicker but wilder.