G-16 ・ Roll ・ 2 min
Korogashi — Roll it, grow it
A 3D game set in a small room, a back yard and a town square: roll a ball into anything smaller than it and it sticks. You start with erasers and building blocks; as the ball grows, chairs and bicycles that used to bounce you away become things you can pick up, and the view widens as you roll out of the room. Whether something can be picked up depends only on the ball's radius and the object's size, and pickable things have a faint, pulsing glow on their edges. Things are spaced so you can never get boxed in by objects you can't pick up yet, and 100 layouts were checked with an autopilot that has a human-like delay and still grows big enough for the bicycles within 90 seconds. Each run lasts 90 seconds and the size you reach is saved.
How to play
- Put a finger anywhere and drag: the ball rolls that way. Let go and it slowly comes to a stop
- Touch anything smaller than the ball and it sticks, making the ball bigger. Pickable things have a faint glow on their edges that pulses
- Things that are still too big bounce you off. Floors, walls, pillars and trees are fixed to the ground and can never be picked up
- Once you're big enough, the floor at the room's exit and the yard's gate lights up. Your size after 90 seconds is your score
Keyboard: ←→↑↓ (or WASD) roll while held / after time's up, Space or Enter to play again
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