Rollin

This game is crafty. You need timing, memory, and reflexes to master this.

What you have to do is roll a ball from the top of the screen into a pipe. Sounds simple. Well, it is. Except for one thing. Obstacles.

You have to lever and switch different objects in the level in order to make the ball stop, slow, or just to let it roll.

The graphics are smooth and the music is really nice and very suited to the game play. There’s no sound effects, but that’s a good thing here as almost any sounds would have just been obtrusive.

This game is pretty tight and does require some trial and error but that’s a good thing. In this game, trial and error will be what rules you.

There’s only one thing in this game which is pretty bad and that’s not being able to select which level you start on. You have to go through each level from the start and that gets pretty tedious.

And sometimes if you drop your ball somewhere that it can't get out from, it stays there until you quit and start from the first level again. There is no 'level reset'.

All in all this is a fun, challenging game and is fairly enjoyable.

Rollin is a game where you roll a ball into a pipe to progress to the next level. Pressing any key will switch platforms, thus allowing you to move the ball.

The graphics are nice but the music could be better. This is a good game, even though it will only give you about ten minutes of fun play but then it will start getting old.