Marble Maze
FreeTilt a wooden labyrinth and roll a steel marble from the start to the goal. The marble has real weight: it picks up speed, bounces off the walls and won't stop on a coin. Holes in the side passages swallow it and cost a life. Pick up gems on the way and beat the clock. Eight boards, each bigger, with more holes.
Controls: Arrow keys or WASD tilt the board (two at once tilts it diagonally). On a phone: drag anywhere to tilt, or use the arrow pad.
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How to play Marble Maze
Marble Maze is a tilting labyrinth. Roll the marble to the goal without dropping it down a hole.
Controls: Arrow keys or WASD tilt the board (two at once tilts it diagonally). On a phone: drag anywhere to tilt, or use the arrow pad.
Tips
- Tap the tilt, don't hold it. Short tilts keep the marble slow enough to turn corners.
- Tilt the other way to brake before a turn, especially next to a hole.
- Use the walls. Rolling along a wall keeps the marble in line and away from the holes.
- The holes are in side passages, never on the way to the goal. If you see one, you've gone the wrong way.
- Gems are worth points, but the clock bonus is worth more on the big boards.
Questions
- Is Marble Maze free?
- Yes. Marble Maze is free to play online, and you can start straight away as a guest without signing up.
- Do I need to download Marble Maze?
- No. It runs in your web browser, so there is nothing to install.
- Can I play Marble Maze on my phone?
- Yes. It works in the browser on phones and tablets as well as on computers.
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