ActionFit check
Is Kursor worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Mouse-control fans who want an indirect movement challenge
- Casual action players who prefer obstacle courses over combat
- Players seeking minimalist games built around short level objectives
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want immediate, direct control instead of movement with inertia
- Players seeking combat, exploration, or story-driven progression
- Players who prefer varied mechanics rather than repeated circle collection and obstacle avoidance
Our take on Kursor
Instead of moving a character directly, the game makes the cursor a reference point that the ball follows. Acceleration and deceleration replace the immediate movement common in many casual action games, making control itself the central challenge.
What is Kursor?
Kursor is an action game where a ball follows the mouse cursor.
Its movement includes inertia, with acceleration and deceleration changing according to the ball’s distance from the cursor. Guide the ball through every circle and avoid obstacles to advance through the levels. The game uses simple controls, minimalist design, and dozens of levels, while its movement model adds a challenge beyond direct cursor placement.
How Kursor plays
- 01Cursor-guided movement
- The ball’s speed changes based on its distance from the mouse cursor.
- 02Circle-based progression
- Passing through all circles is required to move on to the next level.
- 03Obstacle avoidance
- The ball must be directed around obstacles during each level.
- 04Dozens of levels
- The game provides dozens of levels to play through.
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Kursor: platforms & release
Is Kursor worth it?
It is worth it if: mouse-control fans who want an indirect movement challenge. Skip it if: players who want immediate, direct control instead of movement with inertia.
Where can I download Kursor?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Kursor's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Kursor on?
Windows only.
