StrategyIs One Hundred Ways worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle fans who enjoy routing a ball through obstacles with different tools.
- Players who prefer self-contained levels over a story-driven campaign.
- Players who want tutorial stages before tackling a larger set of puzzles.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a fast-paced action loop may find the focus on planning each ball route slow.
- Players who want varied activity beyond solving levels may find the game’s central goal repetitive across its 115 levels.
- Players looking for a narrative-led adventure may not find that focus here.
Our take on One Hundred Ways
The likely sticking point is the central puzzle loop: players who do not enjoy testing tools and reconsidering a ball’s route may hit a wall once the early tutorial stages end and the obstacles demand less obvious solutions.
What is One Hundred Ways?
One Hundred Ways is a puzzle game built around getting a ball to its goal.
Each level presents obstacles to solve using available tools, with some requiring unconventional approaches. The game includes 100 levels and an additional 15-level upgrade released in December 2015, along with 10 tutorial levels. More than 30 tools can change how difficult or straightforward the ball’s route is. Levels use a real-time 3D isometric view, and the vendor describes the difficulty as progressing through the game. Steam Trading Cards are also included.
How One Hundred Ways plays
- 01Tool-based puzzles
- More than 30 tools can alter the ball’s route and its difficulty.
- 02Tutorial levels
- 10 tutorial stages introduce the game’s puzzle format.
- 03Additional levels
- A 15-level upgrade was released in December 2015.
- 04Isometric presentation
- The puzzles are shown in a real-time 3D view.
- 05Steam Trading Cards
- The game includes Steam Trading Cards.
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One Hundred Ways: platforms & release
Is One Hundred Ways worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle fans who enjoy routing a ball through obstacles with different tools. Skip it if: players who want a fast-paced action loop may find the focus on planning each ball route slow.
Where can I download One Hundred Ways?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens One Hundred Ways's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is One Hundred Ways on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.









