SimulationFit check
Is One More Roll worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Marble-platformer fans who want timed runs and collectible objectives
- Speedrunners who want per-level medals and global leaderboards
- Local multiplayer groups seeking a physics-based rolling game
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-led campaign or role-playing progression rather than discrete rolling stages
- Players who prefer relaxed, unstructured play instead of timed medals, collectibles, and challenge unlocks
- Players looking for a driving game centered on cars or conventional racing tracks
Our take on One More Roll
Its defining structure is a marble course system where normal completion, collectible hunts, and time medals open separate timer and challenge stages. That layered progression turns each basic level into several distinct objectives rather than a single finish-line run.
What is One More Roll?
One More Roll is a physics-based marble platformer with more than 100 levels arranged across themed worlds.
The main progression includes 65 basic stages, six collectible stages, six timer stages, six challenge stages, and 10 secret stages. Basic levels are available from the start, while collectible, timer, and challenge content is tied to collecting items and earning gold time medals. Each level includes bronze, silver, and gold targets for both standard completion and collectible runs. Speedrun Mode, local multiplayer, character selection, bonus modes, per-level statistics, global leaderboards, full controller support, more than 50 achievements, and adjustable graphical options are included.
How One More Roll plays
- 01Medal-based progression
- Standard and collectible runs each have bronze, silver, and gold time targets, with gold results opening additional stages.
- 02Hidden stage content
- The game includes 10 secret levels alongside separate collectible, timer, and challenge stages.
- 03Per-level competition
- Global leaderboards and detailed statistics track results for individual levels.
- 04Local multiplayer
- The game supports multiplayer sessions on the same local setup.
- 05Controller support
- Controllers are supported throughout the game.
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One More Roll: platforms & release
Is One More Roll worth it?
It is worth it if: marble-platformer fans who want timed runs and collectible objectives. Skip it if: players seeking a story-led campaign or role-playing progression rather than discrete rolling stages.
Where can I download One More Roll?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens One More Roll's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is One More Roll on?
Windows only.
