Voletarium vs Labille

YOUR DREAMS OF FLYING BECOME A REALITY! Centuries ago, two inventors, the Eulenstein brothers, attempted to make their dreams a reality. In the Voletarium, their legendary workshop, they built a series of flying machines before one day in 1825 disappearing mysteriously without a trace. What happened to them? Did they simply give up? Or did they succeed in building the first functioning flying machine, the Volatus II? Two young descendants of the Eulenstein brothers, Emily and Lawrence, have made it their task to find the truth. Follow the trail of the legendary Volatus II and become a SKY EXPLORER! - Design your own flying machines - Explore foreign countries at staggering heights - Collect new parts for your flying machines - Experiment with wings, boosters and cockpits - Improve your flying machines to master exciting challenges in the air - Compete with other members of the Adventure Club Still dreaming? Or do you think you have what it takes to become a real SKY EXPLORER? By the way: the real-life Voletarium was extensively renovated by the Adventure Club in the grounds of Europa-Park and is open to visitors! In the Voletarium, you can even collect an exclusive flying machine with the QR collector. Not only that, you also have the opportunity to use further In-Game features like the treasure hunt or selfie spots. You can also experience a Sky Explorers Virtual Reality flight on the Alpenexpress Coastiality at Europa-Park, or directly from the Coastiality App. Information for parents: Voletarium: Sky Explorers can be downloaded and played free of charge. Some objects in the game can be purchased with real money. These In-App purchases can be deactivated in the device settings. You can find up-to-date information about the mobile game at: Voletarium-TheGame.com Facebook.com/vskyexplorers

Tilt your iPhone to guide a steel ball to the finish. One move too sharp, and it vanishes into a hole. Labille takes the wooden maze of your childhood and gives it what wood never could: fifty labyrinths carved one by one, then endlessly many more, built on demand and always solvable. A REAL LABYRINTH Not a grid of holes, but winding corridors, forks and dead ends. The early boards forgive; their loops offer a way out. The last ones have only one route. FIVE MATERIALS, FIVE BEHAVIOURS Wood is honest. Greek marble is polished: the ball races and rebounds hard. Egyptian sand eats momentum — the response is immediate, and so is the stop. Norwegian ice holds nothing back. The jungle absorbs everything. This is not scenery: each material changes the physics under your fingers. A TRIAL EVERY TEN LEVELS Tighter grid, no loops, twice as many traps. Some holes open and close in rhythm, others slide along their corridor. The cycles are regular: they can be read, anticipated, and finally mastered. THREE MEDALS PER BOARD Gold, silver, bronze. The thresholds are computed from the real length of the route. Finishing is enough to move on; gold has to be earned. A MAZE A DAY The same for everyone, renewed at midnight, with a global leaderboard that restarts each night. A daily run where the luck of the draw favours no one. YOUR GHOST Your best run replayed in transparency beside the ball. You see where the time is lost — something no stopwatch will ever tell you. FIVE BALLS TO EARN Steel, wood, glass, marble, lead, unlocked as you progress. They change how impacts deflect them, never the speed they reach: records stay comparable between all players. THREE DIFFICULTIES Easy, normal, hard. The board itself never changes: walls and holes stay exactly where they are. What changes is the rhythm of the traps and the added obstacles — gusts, magnets, ice patches. Each difficulty keeps its own records, medals and ghosts: switching erases nothing, another notebook simply opens. THREE MATERIALS TO WIN Tokens are scattered on every board, and collecting them all asks for a different route than the fastest one. They unlock three coverings: saddle-stitched leather, chessboard marquetry, printed circuit. They change appearance only — weight, bounce and times remain those of the level, and records stay comparable. CRAFTED IN DETAIL A lamp follows your tilt and reveals the grain of the wood, the texture of the sand, the fractures in the ice. The ball rolls with a sound modelled on the micro-impacts of steel against the surface. Impacts are felt in your hand. ADJUSTABLE Sensitivity and stability on sliders, sound and haptics switchable, fog optional. The level is set once and corrects itself when you change position. No ads. No purchases. No data collected.