Kulebane: Marble Tilt Maze

Kulebane is the old wooden labyrinth game with a steel ball and a board full of holes, made for the iPhone. Tilt the phone to roll the ball past the holes and into the goal. On iPhone Duo the hinge is part of the board as well, so the game has two lanes: Brett for every iPhone, and Duo for the iPhone Duo with the inner display open. Each level is a board with walls, holes and a goal, and the ball rolls whichever way the board leans. If it drops into a hole, it goes back to the start while the clock keeps running. A fast time gives up to three stars. There are 128 levels, eight worlds of eight in each lane. BRETT One board on one screen, steered by tilt alone, on any iPhone with iOS 27. The first two worlds are where you get a feel for the ball, first on a pine board and then on narrow paths with holes on both sides. From there each world adds something: switch plates that open doors when the ball stops on them, ice where the ball slides and hardly answers the tilt, cracks that hold once and are a hole the next time, magnets on top of holes that pull in a ball passing too slowly, and walls that slide back and forth on a timer. The last world mixes all of it. DUO The inner display of the iPhone Duo folds, and the Duo lane uses the fold. Bend the phone a little and both halves slope down to the seam, a valley the ball can follow past holes that block the way when the board lies flat. Fold quickly while the ball sits on a launch pad, and it jumps to the other half. Gates open only at their own hinge angle, and some walls slide in step with the fold. Twin levels give you one ball on each half, and below 120 degrees a tunnel through the hinge opens. Later worlds bring a lift, a strip along the seam where the ball cannot roll lengthwise. Fold slowly and open quickly, and the ball moves one stroke forward. Fold quickly and open slowly, and it moves back. A pendulum swings higher when you fold in step with it, and some boards have two sides. Close the phone almost all the way and open it again within a second, and the board turns over. The last two worlds combine these, two and three at a time. SETTINGS Calibrate the board to the way you hold the phone, or play from a flat table. Sensitivity goes from 1 to 5. On iPhone Duo a small meter shows the hinge angle, and the phone gives a light tap when the ball hits a wall hard. Close the phone below 90 degrees and the game pauses, then counts down from 3 when you open it again. FREE TO START Kulebane is a free download, and worlds 1 and 2 are free in both lanes, 32 levels in all. The full game is one purchase that unlocks worlds 3 to 8 in both Brett and Duo. Each of those worlds still opens with 18 stars in the world before it, after the purchase too. There are no ads, no subscription and no account, and the game plays offline. The Duo worlds need an iPhone Duo with the inner display open. On other iPhones the purchase gives you Brett worlds 3 to 8, and the purchase sheet in the game says so before you pay. • Tilt the phone to steer a steel ball through 128 levels • Up to three stars per level for a fast time • 64 Brett levels on one screen, for any iPhone • 64 Duo levels that use the iPhone Duo hinge • Switch plates and doors, ice, cracks, magnets and timed walls • A valley along the fold, and fast folds that launch the ball • Gates, sliding walls, twin balls and a tunnel through the hinge • A lift, a pendulum and boards that turn over • Calibration and five sensitivity steps • Worlds 1 and 2 free in both lanes, the rest with one purchase • No ads, no account, plays offline