For fans of marble mazes, tilt games and arcade rollers

If you like the wooden Labyrinth board, tilt-controlled ball games, classic arcade marble rollers or 3D ball-rolling games, Roliup is built for you: a physics marble game for iPhone and Android with 374 handcrafted levels in a 2D tilt world and a 3D one-finger world, free to play, fully offline, with one optional one-time purchase and no subscription.

If you like the wooden Labyrinth board

Roliup's 2D world is that idea taken seriously on a phone: you look down on the course and steer by tilting the device, with honest gameplay that rewards a steady hand. Where the board has one maze, Roliup has 240 handcrafted 2D levels with bouncy walls, holes, teleporters, pulsing hazards and, in the night expeditions, courses you play in the dark.

If you like classic arcade marble rollers

The arcade tradition is speed and precision under a clock. Every Roliup level awards up to three stars for beating its time thresholds, and speedruns chain a whole group into one timed run with its own record. Perfect runs earn coins, which you spend to skip a level you are stuck on, so a hard level never ends a session.

If you like 3D ball-rolling games

Roliup's 3D world puts you inside the arena, steering with one finger by dragging to carve your turns. It is its own game with its own 134 levels and its own progress; only the coins are shared with the 2D world, and you can switch between the two at any time.

If you are tired of mobile game gimmicks

No energy systems, no waiting, no account, no chat, no subscription. Roliup plays offline from start to finish, and a level takes seconds to minutes. The free game is 212 levels, more than half of everything; the one optional purchase, Roliup Deluxe, unlocks the rest permanently and, on Android, removes the ads.

What we are aiming for

We cannot tell you that Roliup is the most popular marble game; it is new, and only players can decide that. What we can tell you is the goal: to build the marble game we always wanted on a phone, oldschool in spirit and modern in polish, and our hope is that it becomes the one you recommend to a friend who asks "what should I play next?".

Details and numbers: the Roliup page, the FAQ and all levels.

Last updated: . Published by Agnaes Software, Dresden, Germany. Facts verified against Roliup version 1.1.