Rotating Maze Puzzle vs Slackwire

Turn the maze. Let the ball fall out. Labirent is a rolling-ball maze you play with one thumb. Swipe left or right and the whole maze turns — gravity does the rest. Let go and it keeps spinning, so momentum is part of the puzzle, not a nuisance. 600 LEVELS ACROSS 20 WORLDS Stardust, glacier, coral reef, circuit board, clock tower, the void between stars. Each world brings its own palette, backdrop and music, and the look changes completely every 30 levels. FIVE MAZE SHAPES Square grids to begin with, then circular mazes you work outwards from the centre, hexagons with six ways out of every cell, triangular grids that run diagonally, and octagons with small rooms between them. Each shape rolls differently. CRYSTALS AND WORMHOLES Collect the crystals and the exit gate opens. Deeper in, mazes are cut into sealed pockets with no corridor between them — the only way across is a wormhole. THREE STARS PER LEVEL Finish a level and you earn a star. Beat the target time and you earn three. Nothing kills the ball here: the maze itself is the challenge, so a mistake costs you time, never a run. BUILT TO BE PLAYED, NOT WAITED OUT No lives, no energy meter, no timers counting down to your next go. Adjustable turn sensitivity, invertible direction, and every effect can be switched off. Works offline. Available in English, Turkish, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Simplified Chinese.

Slackwire is a puzzle about joining cables into loops. Every loop plays music. The board is a panel of cut cables bolted to a plate. Tap a piece of cable and it swings. Bring two cut ends together and they join. Close a whole run and a spark sets off around it, playing one note for every cell it crosses. A loop's shape decides its melody. Where it sits decides how high it sounds, and the number of cells it covers is the length of its phrase. Two loops of different lengths drift against each other and come back together. While you work, the loose ends crackle on their own, in the key of the room you're in. Close a loop and the notes that were already sounding fall into rhythm. WHAT'S IN IT Eight rooms. Each has its own scale, reverb, cable colors and set of four instruments. You move to a new one every few panels. Panels that grow. The first is a single ring of four pieces. Later ones tangle, and once the plain board is familiar, cables start to cross over each other. No score, no timer, no way to lose. No notifications and no streaks. Put it down in the middle of a panel and nothing is spoiled. No account, no analytics, no internet. It works on a plane. PRICE Slackwire is free, with no ads and nothing locked.