Bolita

WASD to move the Bolita. Mouse to move the camera. Alt-F4 to exit (yes, no exit button).

Bolita has many skins with different physics that may help her overcome the obstacles, or make them harder. Collect points to increase your score but you will lose all of them if you die. 

Reach the end to finish the game. 

Help Bolita. It's her birthday!

Code, art and level design by OddlyWare

Music by Pixelcube

The game has some bugs, known bugs:

• Scores may reset sometimes.
• Bad sound volume levels (sorry).
• Missing sound effects.
• Weird physics (not a bug, it's a feature!).

This is my first approach to 3D game development. I always wanted to make a marble rolling game. The game is unoptimized and you need a powerful pc to play it, sorry. 

Pro tip: Don't kill Bolita.

If you rage quit the game you are killing Bolita, in fact, the whole universe where Bolita lives gets destroyed, but don't worry too much, another version of it is created the moment you open the game again, but maybe that would not be the Bolita we all know and love. 

Important note: 

I’ve decided to make all my games on itch completely free. I also removed the “Pay-what-you-want” option as a form of protest against the recent changes the platform has made regarding payment processor censorship.

While I understand delisting problematic games from the store, removing already purchased titles from players’ libraries without issuing refunds is, in my opinion, unacceptable. I don’t want to support a platform that treats its customers that way.

If you’d like to support my work, you can do so through my ko-fi or visit my  website for other ways to help.

I encourage other developers and players to protest in the same way. As a player, I’ve stopped purchasing games through itch.io and now actively ask developers to provide alternative ways to support them, if available.

While I understand that itch.io may have had no choice but to comply with the censorship imposed by payment processors, they still had the option to keep previously purchased games accessible. Instead, they chose to do the wrong thing.

I’ll continue this protest until they reverse these policies.

Thank you so much for your support.