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About Guide The Ball
Guide The Ball is a physics based puzzle game. Navigate through barriers, traps and other hazards by building pathways to roll a ball through the map. Plan, build and create your own solutions to over 300 levels spread out through 10 distinct areas, each with their own unique hazards, effects and game-play. Originally a mobile game.
-Create your own solutions: Use different sized blocks to create a solution to each puzzle.
-Find your own path: Each level can have multiple solutions to victory.
-Fresh and new Game-play: Each level has it's own challenge and all 10 areas have new game mechanics to keep you challenged.
-Over 40+ hours of game-play.
Note * Bricks can be rotated with qwer keys and moved around with the arrow keys. The game gets progressively harder as it goes on and the game-play keeps changing. Second half of the game is harder than the first half.
-Create your own solutions: Use different sized blocks to create a solution to each puzzle.
-Find your own path: Each level can have multiple solutions to victory.
-Fresh and new Game-play: Each level has it's own challenge and all 10 areas have new game mechanics to keep you challenged.
-Over 40+ hours of game-play.
Note * Bricks can be rotated with qwer keys and moved around with the arrow keys. The game gets progressively harder as it goes on and the game-play keeps changing. Second half of the game is harder than the first half.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Good game, nice tutorial, would guide the ball again1 found this helpful
Guide the Ball is a somewhat strange atmospheric physics puzzler. The objective is to get the ball/wheel to activate all of the levers within the level by placing a limited number of blocks to create paths for it to travel. What makes this a little different from similar games is that instead of creating a single path to get all levers, each lever is split up as a separate move. So once a lever is reached it is removed, all blocks currently played are locked in, and planning phase starts again for the next lever. This can lead to situations where the path to one lever could block the path to the next so the player must plan accordingly. For the most part the game is casual and the puzzles aren’t too difficult. There are some parkour elements at times, which may be frustrating for some. The biggest issue for me is the lack of explanation on what to do in the tutorial. For instance, there are coins that can be collected in each level, but I have no idea what they do. The controls are also bad as it has partial mouse support – meaning you cannot drag and drop the blocks using the mouse, but instead must click corresponding move/rotate buttons. At times, these buttons block t…1 found this helpful
This looks like a bad middle school project
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