Y2ROLL is an N64-style minimalistic physics-based arcade-style marble rolling game that will take you back to the turn of the millennium.
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Y2ROLL is an N64-style minimalistic physics-based arcade-style marble rolling game that will take you back to the turn of the millennium.
Minimalistic gameplay that is easy to pick up, with a very high skill ceiling and constant opportunities for skill expression
Return to the 32bit console era
Vibrant N64-style graphics and art direction
Soundtrack inspired by atmospheric/intelligent DnB music
Easy to pick up
Every level simply asks you to reach the goal
Every level can be played with a single analogue stick or WASD keys
Hard to master
Later levels will test the movement mastery of even genre veterans
Replay levels to try and earn elusive gold medal times
Master 100 levels across Campaign and Arcade modes
Grind individual levels in Campaign mode to hone your clear times, collecting medals and gems
Or sweat through the life-based endurance challenge of Arcade mode
No hidden secrets.
There are no hidden secrets.
Create custom user levels for endless replayability with our FOSS level compiler
Tooling to be finalized on release
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
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Reviews
Great throwback roller that's just demanding enough to keep you engaged, and makes for a satisfying run-through even if you decide you've reached your skill ceiling and call it a little early
This game is a lot of fun if you want an experience similar to Super Monkey Ball. It's not the exact same because you are actually controlling the marble not the stage, but some of the level design feels similar. The art and music are VERY much early 2000's I would recommend playing with a controller with a joystick since some of the later levels you REALLY need the extra control.
I love playing ball game, this is a good ball game, YOUUUU should play the ball game :)
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Super fun game, the controls and physics feel very precise and rewarding like Monkey Ball. The N64/PS1 visuals and music was sick too. The camera is a bit rough like SMB1&2 but that's my only major gripe with it. Definitely was worth getting as a Monkey Ball fan :)
The movement in this game is perfect, it is so satisfying to get through the levels. It's challenging but in a compelling way that keeps you engaged without being overbearing. Worth every bit of its price tag I assure you. And of course the audio and visual style is so nice and mesmerizing, a chill yet challenging experience for sure.
fun arcade mode :) wish more games had arcade modes like this
Great game, a little short if you're good at monkey ball type games but with added custom levels its endless! Love it!
a bit early to write a review but i’ve already had a lot of fun with this! the art style and the music is so nostalgic and the controls on a steam deck / controller are solid once you get the hang of them. would definitely purchase a separate DLC with more levels if one ever releases.
The Super Monkey Ball vibes are [i]strong[/i]! This is a fantastic ball-platformer that is easy to just drop into and play. Big fan of the movement, graphical style, and incredible music! Highly recommend! I recently featured this game in a YouTube video: https://youtu.be/JATCT4UDXSs?si=zrNBP1GLx1Q9mVeB
Solid and extremely arcadey if stylistically spartan Monkey Ball clone with a banging breakbeat soundtrack, creative level design, a slightly irritating but probably intentionally so camera, and a challenge that in true Monkey Ball style ranges from "I guess I'm supposed to get all the gems and medals, right?" (worlds 1 & 2) to "I want to shoot something with an automatic rifle while screaming" (world 7). Missed about 4 levels from the last world - 3 of them are probably doable with enough practice, but "Halfpipe Nightmare" is just a totally sadistic balance-based endurance fest that made me think it's time to move on. Probably better than the vast majority of actual Super Monkey Ball games though.
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