Rollike, also known as Marble Roguelike or Glass on Stone, puts you in control of a glass marble moving through stone rooms filled with enemies.
Rollike is one of the browser games published through mindblown. Rollike, also known as Marble Roguelike or Glass on Stone, puts you in control of a glass marble moving through stone rooms filled with enemies.
This catalogue entry links to the official game by Lamont Hayes. The player prevents third-party iframe embedding, so TikGame does not copy or wrap it in a non-working frame.
How to play Rollike
- Space : start the run or dismiss the game over screen
- mouse or touch : control movement or actions in the game
- Open the page and view the menu
- Press Space to start the run
- Move the marble through the stone room
- Smash into enemies and obstacles to clear the room
Controls: Space : start the run or dismiss the game over screen
Why it's worth your time
The game is served from its own mindblown subdomain and remains under the original platform's runtime and network policy.
The official promotional thumbnail is used for catalogue identification; gameplay code and assets are not redistributed here.
How it was made and where it lives
Hosted on the author's own page. The author publishes as Lamont Hayes. Original: https://mindblown.ai/games/rollike. The official player explicitly limits iframe embedding to mindblown.ai, its subdomains and X. We preserve that boundary and link to the original game rather than copying its unpublished source or presenting a broken embed.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I play it here?
- Use the Play it on mindblown button. The official player blocks third-party iframe embedding, so an inline player on TikGame would not work.
- Is it free?
- mindblown lists it as free to play in a modern browser.
- Who made it?
- Lamont Hayes, as credited on the official mindblown game page.
- Does it work on a phone?
- mindblown describes its games as playable on phone or laptop, although controls and performance vary by title.