Ball to Roll

Rolling a ball into a hole sounds straightforward — until the stars get involved. Ball to Roll turns a simple golf-style premise into something worth obsessing over, mostly because leaving stars behind feels genuinely unsatisfying once you know they're there.

The real pull isn't finishing the level. It's finishing it cleanly, with all three stars collected and the ball landing exactly where it should. Miss the mark and the ball sails out of bounds, which stings more than it probably should. That tension between going for the star and playing it safe is where most of the interesting decisions happen.

Nothing here is overcomplicated. The environments are breezy, the physics feel intuitive, and the whole thing moves at whatever pace you bring to it. Some levels you'll clear immediately. Others will make you rethink your angle three or four times before committing.