A tilt-controlled ring labyrinth

Tilt your way to the black hole at the center

CirclingMaze is a physics-based puzzle: guide a set of colored balls outward through a spinning maze of concentric rings, find every opening, and sink each ball into the gravity well at the core before time runs out.

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The loop

Three moves, every round

There's no menu of mechanics to learn — just tilt, read the maze, and commit.

01

Tilt

Angle your device and every ball rolls together, just like a real labyrinth toy — momentum, friction, and all.

02

Navigate

Each ring has exactly one gap to the next. Walls are randomized every game, so the route is never memorized.

03

Sink

Reaching the center isn't enough — every ball has to drop into the black hole itself before the clock hits zero.

Difficulty

You set the challenge

Three independent sliders let you dial in exactly how hard each round is.

3–7

Galleries

How many concentric rings you have to cross to reach the center.

3–6

Balls

How many balls you need to sink into the black hole to win.

1–6

Timer

Minutes on the clock — mix and match with the other two for your own difficulty curve.

Why CirclingMaze

Built to feel real

Physics, randomization, and a few details that make it worth coming back to.

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Real ball physics

Balls bounce off walls and each other with genuine collision physics. Crowd a gap and watch them jostle for position — nothing clips through walls, nothing teleports.

A new maze every time

Gaps and walls shuffle their positions on every single round, so no two games are ever identical — even at the same slider settings.

No ads, no account

CirclingMaze is completely free to play, with no advertising and nothing to sign up for. An optional donation is available if you'd like to support development.

A real win condition

The center ring is open floor — reaching it isn't the goal. Every ball has to actually sink into the black hole to count.