Path Control

There's no friction in Path Control, and that's the whole trap. Tap the ball toward the basket and it won't just stop when you let go - it keeps rolling, bounces off barriers, and drifts past the target if you misjudge it by even a second.

Your job is to rotate platforms, sometimes several at once, to pave a way for the ball all the way into the basket. Click or tap the screen to tilt each piece into position, then watch physics take over. Barriers litter every level, so one wrong angle sends your ball straight into a wall instead of the goal.

It plays out like a slower, trickier cousin of pinball, where you're the one bending the table instead of just flicking flippers. If you like puzzle games that reward patience over speed, this is built for exactly that mindset.

Fans of challenging games will recognize the rhythm fast: plan the route, commit to the rotation, then hold your breath while the ball decides whether physics agrees with you.

Guide the ball into the basket to clear each level. Click or tap the screen to rotate the platforms beneath the ball, angling them to build a path toward the target.

There's no friction here, so the ball keeps rolling even after you stop adjusting - plan for that extra second of drift rather than fighting it. Watch how it bounces off edges, since a stray angle sends it straight into one of the level's many barriers.

Rotate early and let momentum finish the job instead of over-correcting at the last moment.