Neverball
Action
Ratings
Age
4+
Category
Action
Languages
English
Mon May 30 2022
* iPad orientation changed
* Bluetooth gamepad support fixed
Neverball is a part-puzzle, part-action game and an all-around test of skill. Tilt the floor to roll a ball through an obstacle course, balancing on narrow bridges and dodging moving platforms. With over 100 levels and multiple difficulty sets, it offers a deep challenge for fans of physics-based arcade games.
Dinsun Expert Review
Our Expert Score
Neverball is a faithful and high-quality port of the classic open-source tilt game. If you've ever played Super Monkey Ball, you'll know exactly what to do: you don't control the ball, you tilt the floor. It’s a test of extreme precision and patience.
The physics are spot on, which is vital for a game like this. The levels range from 'very easy' to 'absolute controller-breaking madness.' On mobile, the tilt controls feel natural, though there is a learning curve to the sensitivity. It’s a pure, skill-based arcade game that looks great and runs smoothly on modern hardware.
Features
Accurate physics engine
Dozens of challenging levels
Smooth 3D graphics
Multiple ball skins to unlock
Tips & Walkthrough
Since the game relies on your phone's accelerometer, make sure to calibrate your 'neutral' position in the settings before starting a difficult level.
Gameplays
Use subtle movements to control the ball's momentum. Speed is necessary for jumps, but precision is key for staying on the tracks.
Screenshot
Q&A
Yes, Neverball supports external MFi controllers for even more precise control.
Ratings & Reviews
I loved this game as a child & now as an adult
Mon Aug 02 2021 Rachelanne520I used to play this everyday 6-8th grade in the after school program. It was my favorite!!! I’m so excited that they have brought it to the App Store. I have waited for years for it!! I am so happy to play it again at 27.
So glad this game finally caught up to the platform designed for it!
Thu Jun 30 2022 Comander foxI used to play this game a ton as a kid back in 2003-2005 on Linux. Back then the iPod/iPhone/iPad didn't exist like they do now, so you had to use the mouse or arrow keys. There was no tilt-interactive device yet. But now with the these devices in existence, it finally has the perfect companion!