Roller Splat
Roller Splat
Roller Splat! keeps its idea simple: you control a ball that leaves a trail of color wherever it rolls, and the goal is to cover an entire maze in paint. The ball doesn't stop on its own — nudge it in a direction and it keeps rolling until it hits a wall, so every level becomes a puzzle about sequencing your moves so the ball's path covers every corridor without leaving unpainted corners behind. Early mazes are small enough to solve by trial and error, but the game quickly leans on tighter layouts and dead ends that punish careless moves, forcing you to actually plan a route before you start rolling. With no timer and no move counter working against you, there's room to reset your thinking mid-level if a route isn't working, and with well over a thousand levels to work through, plus cosmetic skins to unlock along the way, it has enough built-in progression to keep coming back to.
How to play Roller Splat
Basic controls
- Use the arrow keys on a keyboard, or swipe on a touchscreen, to send the ball rolling in a direction.
- The ball keeps moving until it hits a wall — it won't stop partway through a corridor.
Painting the maze
- Every corridor the ball rolls through gets painted with your color automatically.
- Complete a level by painting every part of the maze, with no gray tiles left uncovered.
Working through levels
- If a move leaves an area unreachable, you'll need to restart the level and plan a different route.
- There's no timer or move limit, so take the time to trace a path through the whole maze before committing to your first move.
Tips and strategy
Before making your first move, trace the whole maze with your eyes and look for corridors that only connect from one direction — those need to be entered and exited in the right order or they'll get cut off. Save dead-end branches for later in your route rather than rolling into them early, since the ball can't stop halfway and backtracking out of a dead end wastes a move that could've painted new ground. When a level feels impossible, it usually means an earlier turn sealed off a section of the maze, so restart and try changing your very first move rather than adjusting the moves near the end. Pay attention to junctions where multiple corridors meet, since the direction you choose there often determines whether a whole branch of the maze stays reachable.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you control the ball in Roller Splat!?
Use the arrow keys on desktop or swipe in a direction on mobile; the ball rolls until it hits a wall.
What's the goal of each level?
Paint every corridor of the maze with your color to complete it.
Why does the ball keep rolling instead of stopping where I want?
The ball always rolls until it hits an obstacle, so you have to plan routes around that rather than expecting it to stop mid-path.
Is Roller Splat! timed?
No, there's no timer or move limit, so you can take as long as you need to plan each level.
How many levels does Roller Splat! have?
The game includes well over a thousand levels, ranging from simple layouts to more complex mazes.
Are there different ball skins?
Yes, there are dozens of cosmetic skins that can be unlocked as you play.