"Easy control and insanely exciting passing obstacles with a rolling ball. Go around and jump over obstacles using only a mouse. RollingBall will let you relax and rest".
No. It won't.
Controls are easy not in the way that a player could think - they're easy 'cos you're controlling a rolling ball that goes forward by itself and you are only able to move the camera/view/scene with the mouse and jump by clicking (there isn't even a tutorial by the way).
But they're not easy, you'll probably be dying 200 times on the first wall. Well, and definitely it's not relaxing too.. it's quite frustrating and definitely boring, given the fact that the whole game consists of a white environment (mimicking marble walls), a black ball and black (insta-death) cubes.
There's only one song in the soundtrack and I'm sure I've heard it before in some folk metal acoustic album.. but anyways..
The settings option will HEAVILY affect the gameplay - putting them all on the lowest possible setting will make the game unplayable, since the ball will proceed at the speed of light; on the other side, keeping them on the epic (sic) default options will most likely cause lots of lag and it's quite strange being this game such minimalistic. But it still lags, so you'll be forced to try lots of times your preferred settings.
The game features only five levels and they, as I said, look all the same - you'll just find disappearing walls instead of normal black walls, or walls to jump onto, nothing more really.
Touching ANYTHING means instant death - not respawn. You'll likely be dying three times per minute on every level and you'll always be asked to restart or to go back to the main menu.
This sort of game of course is one of the oldest arcade ones, a classic and minimalistic survival thing, avoid the objects and don't hit the walls. Everyone's more used to the 2D ones but this one simply puts everything in a vertical shape - the 3D elements are nothing important being the cubes all locked on the ground like normal obstacles.
All in all, this game offers very little about gameplay since the few levels are all the same, there are no checkpoints and it's simply an endless avoid-the-obstacles game made with extremely poor controls and attention to the player's gaming experience.
Not relaxing at all and not satisfying, given the hundreds of times you'll be killed and the absence of purposes, checkpoints or differences - actually, all the game's achievements are in fact related to surviving, since the levels are endless and you'll go through the same pattern of cubes, walls etc. for minutes if you're good enough to survive these awful mouse controls.
Definitely a game to avoid in my view.
