Rollbound!

Pull the spring down, let go, and watch your wheel tear off down the valley.

Rollbound is a one-thumb game about a single, perfect launch. Wind the spring as far as your nerve allows, release, then lean left and right to pick your line through whatever the hillside throws at you. Every run ends the same way — with you reaching for one more metre.

HOW IT PLAYS
• Pull down to wind the spring, let go to fire
• Swipe left and right to steer while you roll
• Hit boost strips and launch ramps to stretch the run
• Save your NOS for the moment the hill opens up

THE VALLEY FIGHTS BACK
Trains cut across the road. Boulders come down the slope. Cable cars swing overhead, geysers burst out of the ground, sweeping arms turn above the track and rollers come straight at you. Every level mixes a different set, so no two runs read the same.

THE ROAD KEEPS GOING
Autumn woods give way to deep snow, then to desert dunes, lavender fields and bamboo. Further out there are canyons, volcanoes, coral shallows and crystal caves — and a neon city that only opens at night. Every valley has its own light, weather and hazards, and there is always another one past the finish line.

BUILD A BETTER LAUNCH
Spend what you collect on three things that matter: a stronger spring, a faster wheel, and better income. Seven tiers each, and every single one changes what sits in front of you on the launch pad.

COLLECT EVERYTHING
Coins line the route, diamonds hide in the hard places, and the magnet sweeps up whatever you roll past for the rest of the run. Open a free chest on a timer, finish the daily tasks for a bigger one.

NO TIMER, NO PRESSURE
Play a run in under a minute or chase a record all evening. Rollbound works offline, in portrait, with one hand.

How far can you get?

Recent changes:
Bonus Valley — a special one-off run that opens every 4 hours
New boost effects for the Flame and Bullion trails, plus refreshed icons and richer colours across the game.
Smoother levels — retries start instantly and the track no longer stutters as you roll.
Fixes — a crash on entering the bonus level, a leftover trail hanging over the menu, and the notifications switch showing the wrong state.