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Rolling Ball is a speedy, single-player game where the objective is simple: avoid obstacles to keep playing. Once the game begins, you will have one rolling ball to play with. As your ball journeys quickly through the snowy track, a variety of items are thrown into its path. But watch out – some of the items will damage your ball, and until you can boost your ball, you only have two chances to stay alive. It’s not as simple as it sounds – the gameplay is fast, making the obstacles and power ups difficult to anticipate. If you don’t develop expert level hand-eye coordination, Rolling Ball may defeat you!
How to play Rolling Ball
Move your ball to the left or right to avoid rolling into rocks or trees, which will damage your ball. Try to pick every mushroom you come across, as mushrooms give your power ups a boost. Pick up a shield power up to get damage immunity, the wings power up to collect mushrooms in the sky, and a magnet power up to attract more mushrooms to your rolling ball. The game keeps track of how many meters your ball has traveled. Can you beat your personal best?
What are the controls for Rolling Ball?
The controls are easy to use, whether you’re playing on a PC, laptop, or smartphone.
- When playing on a tablet or phone, use a finger or thumb to swipe the rolling ball left and right. To jump, tap the screen.
- If you are playing on a PC or laptop, use the Left and Right arrow keys. To jump, press the Up key. If you want to restart the game, press the Space Bar.
Features
- Single player
- Unlockable skins for your rolling ball
- Quirky music and sound effects
Playing Rolling Ball on CrazyGame
Rolling Ball runs directly in your browser — no download, no install, no account. The game is served by its publisher inside the player above, so progress is stored by the game itself rather than on this site. If the player does not start, reload the page once; some titles take a few seconds to load their assets on the first run.
CrazyGame is a directory, not the developer of Rolling Ball. Every title links back to the publisher that hosts it, and titles are added or removed as that catalogue changes.
