Slope 3
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About this game
Slope 3 sends a ball rolling down a twisting 3D track, picking up speed the whole way. You don't push it forward and you can't stop it: all you do is steer, keeping it on the platforms and away from obstacles. Runs last anything from a few seconds to a couple of minutes, which makes it a good short break between study sessions.
Made by another developer and hosted on Brainlag. This game also connects to: online leaderboard service.
How to play
The ball rolls forward on its own and keeps getting faster. Steer left and right to stay on the track, line up with the next platform and avoid the obstacles in your way. Roll off the edge or hit something and the run is over.
The track mixes slopes, turns, drops and gaps, and because the speed keeps rising, sections that feel easy early on become much harder later.
Your score keeps climbing for as long as you survive. The game saves your best score, and the Again button puts you straight back at the start for another try.
Controls
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Left / Right arrow keys | Steer |
| A / D | Steer (alternative keys) |
| Touch | Steer on a phone or tablet |
| Mouse click / tap | Menus and the Again button |
Tips
- Use short taps instead of holding a direction. The ball carries a lot of momentum, and over-steering is the most common way to roll off the side.
- Look well ahead of the ball. At high speed, by the time a gap is right in front of you it is too late to line up for it.
- Get the ball centred before you leave a ramp or drop, so you land in the middle of the next platform rather than on its edge.
- On turns, steer in early and then come back to the centre. The track often changes direction again right after.
- Try both the arrow keys and A and D. Both work, and many players find one noticeably more precise than the other.
FAQ
Does it save my progress?
Your best score is saved with Unity's browser storage, so it stays in this browser. Clearing site data or switching to another device resets it.
Can I play on a phone or Chromebook?
Yes. It supports touch, so you can steer on a phone or tablet. On a Chromebook, use the arrow keys or A and D.
Is there an end?
No. The track is endless and only gets faster, so the goal is to beat your own best score.