When to Play Marble Maze
Marble Maze fits when you want a 3D WebGL marble puzzle in the browser: ~1.7 MB, procedural mazes that grow each level, keyboard tilt-steer - no install and no save file.
When you have a keyboard and WebGL
When you have a keyboard and WebGL, Marble Maze fits: arrows or h/j/k/l roll the ball. Hold I for instructions. Touch-only phones are not the target.
When you want endless maze growth
Each exit unlocks a fresh maze two cells larger. Closing the tab resets to level 1 - there is no localStorage save.
When a mid-size download is fine
When a mid-size download is fine, Marble Maze fits: about 1.7 MB total, cached after the first load. No network calls after load, no accounts inside the game frame.
When to pick something else
When to pick something else instead of Marble Maze: want a tiny Canvas space shooter at ~245 KB? Try Asteroid Blaster. Want a fast WebGL hover race at ~11 MB? Use Hover Racing.
See how to play and comparisons.
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