Roll King

That first tiny nudge into a rubber duck barely registers, but ten seconds later you're plowing through park benches and it's hard to stop. That's the loop in Roll King: your sticky ball rolls through voxel worlds - city streets, picnic spreads, deserts, pastry kitchens, outer space - and everything smaller than you sticks and makes you bigger. Bigger ball, bigger targets, faster growth. One more stage never feels like enough.

There are 50 stages to chew through before endless mode opens up, each with its own size goal and a timer breathing down your neck. Chase the stars, grab magnets and freeze power-ups when you're stuck between sizes, and watch that clock - hit zero and you're stuck unless you catch a continue.

If you like the simple, satisfying escalation of watching something small become something huge, Roll King sits nicely alongside other collecting games and quick-fix addictive games on the site. Good for a five-minute break or a much longer one - your call.

Grow your ball big enough to hit the level's size goal before the timer runs out.

Drag or swipe (or use the stick) to steer your ball around each voxel stage. Roll into anything smaller than you and it sticks, adding to your size. The bigger you get, the bigger the objects you can absorb next.

Save magnets, freezes, and size boosts for when you're stuck on a tricky goal rather than burning them early. If the timer hits zero, you can watch a quick ad to keep going instead of restarting the stage.