Rollermaze is a free browser maze puzzle. Roll a cuboctahedron with arrow keys or WASD, press floor buttons to open blocked paths, and reach the forest before the 13-second timer runs out. About ~59 KB, no install, no account.
Want a particle outline puzzle instead? Try Quantum Shift. Want clock-chain timing? Try Thirteen Hours.
Arrow keys or WASD roll your shape through maze tiles. Step on buttons to open paths, avoid deadly sentinels, and reach the forest before 13 seconds. Adapted from Jasper Renow-Clarke's js13k entry (MIT). About ~59 KB.
WebGL maze with on-screen timer. Session-only - no save data in this build.
Rollermaze is a free browser maze puzzle you can play with no account and no install - guide a rolling marble to the forest exit before the 13-second countdown runs out.
How to play
- Roll through the tile maze to find a path toward the forest exit.
- Step on floor buttons to open blocked routes.
- Dodge the sentinels that chase you across the maze.
- Beat the 13-second countdown to reach the exit in time.
What loads and what is saved
Press Play to load the ~59 KB WebGL game in a same-origin iframe. Nothing is saved on this device; only the initial page and game files load from this site.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rollermaze?
A free browser maze puzzle where you roll a cuboctahedron through tile mazes, open paths with floor buttons, and reach the forest before a 13-second timer expires.
How do I play?
After Play loads the game, use arrow keys or WASD to roll one tile at a time. Step on button tiles to open blocked routes and avoid deadly sentinel NPCs.
What does the timer mean?
Once you start moving, a 13-second countdown begins. Reach the forest exit tile before it hits zero or the level fails.
Is progress saved?
No. This build is session-only with no localStorage saves.
How big is the download?
About ~59 KB of HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and inlined level data after you press Play.
Does it work on a phone?
It can load on a phone with touch-drag steering on the overlay canvas, but a keyboard is the smoother fit.
Is this open source?
Yes. Adapted from picosonic/js13k-2024 by Jasper Renow-Clarke under the MIT license. This site build adds noindex and ships LICENSE plus CREDITS next to the engine.