Diablo Ball

You're dropped into the first level of Diablo Ball, right on the edge of a forest that looks mostly normal until you see those weird cube things pacing around. Red Ball's picked up a new nickname for this one and seems pretty set on poking into every corner, even where he probably shouldn't roll. Whenever you spot a gold star stuck on a ledge or a chest jammed behind moving blocks, you can bet there's some kind of trick—or one of those angry cubes—blocking the way.

How to play?

Each stage in the game Diablo Ball puts you on a short patch of ground with spikes, spinning saws, or pits dropped right where you didn't expect. You bounce and nudge Red Ball forward using the arrow keys. Run into a key, and it pops out with a clink. Miss a gap and, well, you get dumped right back at the last checkpoint (those little circles). If you want to open a chest, you'll need to snatch every key scattered around. Stars are usually not on the main trail—sometimes you really have to go off-path or push a block just right. Cubes will chase or block, and a mistimed jump is usually the end of that run. Don't waste time on the cubes—you can knock them aside, but if you wait, they corner you. I kept missing the last star behind a crate. It might be easier if you don't rush every jump.