RETROLL

Roll it. Race it. Don’t fall off.
RETROLL is a marble racer built on real physics. You steer a marble down isometric courses that float under a neon synthwave sky, and gravity does most of the work. Slopes build speed, ice sends you sliding, and a long drop will shatter you. The fastest way down is rarely the straightest one.
Work your way through a hundred hand-picked courses in the campaign. Or make a brand-new course, send it to your friends, and find out who really rules the slopes.

Endless courses. Share the good ones.
Every course is generated on the spot: ramps, funnels, beams barely wider than your marble, bridges, sheer drops and edges with no rail. Each one is checked to make sure it can be finished. Found a good one? Send its course code to your friends and they’ll race exactly the same course.

Things that want you gone
Hammers and pistons slam shut across narrow lanes. Acid puddles roam the floor, and touching one dissolves your marble. Pipes swallow you whole and spit you out somewhere else. Heavy enemy marbles try to shove you over the edge.
There’s also everything underneath you: wave floors, turntables, lifts, fans, bumpers, bridges that retract and floors that crumble under you.

Ways to play
Campaign gives you a hundred hand-picked courses back to back. Any time you don’t use carries into the next course, and when the clock runs out, the game is over.

Seeded Race is one generated course. You choose its length and difficulty, and you race friends or bots.

Daily Seed gives everyone the same course each day and one scored run on a Steam leaderboard.

Endless serves course after course, each a little harder than the last, until your time runs out.

Time Trial pits you against your own ghost, or against any player’s ghost downloaded from the leaderboard.

Bring friends
Up to eight players can race online through Steam lobbies, and four can share one screen. Marbles have real weight, so expect plenty of shoving. Bots fill any empty seats.

Play it your way
Use a gamepad, a keyboard, or the mouse as a trackball. On Steam Deck, the right trackpad works as the trackball, or you can tilt the Deck to steer. Medals unlock new marble skins. They’re purely cosmetic, so every marble handles the same.