Some people just need a little push.
Heroes in glass balls roll through over a hundred levels, from the village green to Camelot. You tilt the world, not the ball.
Coming to Android, iPhone and PC, all at once.
The links go here when it's out.
- Title
- Round the Bend
- Drawing
- RV-003
- Plays on
- Android, iPhone, PC
- Players
- 1, or 2 to 8 on a PC
- Levels
- Over a hundred, and more to race
World after world
Each level floats over the English countryside: narrow paths, bridges, moving platforms, cannons, loops, and a goal at the far end. You tilt the whole level, and the ball rolls where gravity takes it. It starts easy. It doesn't stay that way.
The campaign
Pick a world and play it through from its first level, with five spare balls. A fall costs one; 50 tea earns another.
The worlds
The village green, the standing stones, a castle, the mill and canal, an abbey, a frost fair, the Tower and the Thames, Westminster and the rails, and the legends: Camelot, Sherwood, Tintagel, Avalon. A new world opens every eight levels you beat, in any world.
Medals and tea
Each level has a gold time and tea to collect, some of it well off the safe line. Tea opens hats and glass finishes for your ball. Nothing is spent.
Leaderboards for every level
Every level has a board, which you can filter by how people played: tilting, dragging, or a pad or keyboard on a PC.
The Ghost Race
Race other players' ghosts from the boards on any level you've finished. Share your own by code or link.
Up to eight on one screen
On a PC, two to eight race on one screen with pads or the keyboard. Over four, it's the Fairground: courses built for a crowd.
Phones as controllers
Not enough pads? Friends scan the code on the race screen and play in their phone's browser, by stick or by tilting. Nothing to install.
Voices and options
The heroes and an announcer are voiced. Subtitles, left-handed play and reduced camera motion are in Options.
What it costs
On a phone: free, with ads
Free to download on Android and iPhone. Ads: none in your first hour of play, then at most one every fifteen minutes of play, after you reach a goal. No Ads, a one-time purchase of £1.99 through the app store, turns them off for good and gives you the Crown Jewels ball, Coronation purple and its brocade.
On a PC: £3.99, no ads
One price, once, on Steam. There are no ads, and the Crown Jewels ball, Coronation purple and its brocade come with the game. It's also the only version with multiplayer: two to eight race on one screen, with pads, the keyboard or their phones.
Nothing else is for sale.
The worlds
Made by Reverse Vector
A small games studio in the UK.
Change Direction. Master the Flow.