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Trundle

Trundle is a simplistic 3-D platformer where you must navigate a ball through a world of floating platforms.

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July 31, 2017
9 years and 4 days ago
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Trundle is a simplistic 3-D platformer. Navigate through 15 levels of increasing difficulty as a ball that can climb walls. Platforms can rotate, rise, or fall into the abyss. Can you roll your way to to victory?


Unique Levels - Trundle includes 15 diverse levels of increasing difficulty each with their own unique soundtrack.

Unlockable Customizations - Each level unlocks a new customization for the ball. Roll in style!

Two Difficulty Modes - Step up the difficulty and play the game on Hardmode where each platform reacts to the force of the ball hitting it.

Game developed by Tyler Paulley with minor contributions from Devin Rataiczak
Soundtrack by Tyler Paulley and Devin Rataiczak