Collect the Ball

Drop a ball, watch it roll, catch it — sounds simple enough. Collect the Ball turns that premise into something quietly absorbing, where the real work happens before anything moves. Black pieces sit on the screen waiting to be repositioned, tilted, nudged into angles that might — if you've thought it through — funnel the white ball cleanly into its container.

The satisfaction comes not from speed but from that moment when your arrangement actually works. When the ball curves exactly where you expected it to, bouncing off a rotated block and dropping perfectly into place, there's a quiet click of rightness to it. Getting there takes patience and a willingness to second-guess yourself.

Pieces can be moved vertically or rotated before you hit Start, and once the ball is released, the physics take over completely. No corrections allowed. Whatever path you've built is the path it takes.