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See spinners, poppers, clickers, motion games, musical pads, and other original browser interactions in the digital game guide.
Explore digital fidget gamesMove the ball through a small fixed maze to the marked goal. The public demo uses arrow buttons or keyboard arrow keys instead of device tilt, giving every supported browser a clear way to test the movement pattern.
Follow the open path with the arrow buttons or keyboard arrows; blocked moves do not end the demo.
Ball at row 1, column 1. The available direction is down toward the yellow goal.
Public-demo boundary: No account, payment, advert, Spark, sticker, or saved progress is involved in this public demo.
The playable demo on this page needs no account. The expanded premium game can be previewed after sign-in, permanently unlocked for £1.99, or played while £6.99 monthly Unlimited is active.
Catalogue entry: Gravity Maze · Category: Physics
The maze accepts only moves that stay on its open path. A blocked move leaves the ball in place and explains what happened. Reaching the goal completes the demo, while Reset returns the ball to the starting square. There are no lives or random layouts in this public version.
The current Gravity Maze catalogue interaction can guide the ball with tilt. Device motion depends on compatible hardware and browser permission, so it is not required here and is not presented as available on every device.
The page records neither completion time nor a leaderboard result. Reaching the goal can emit consented aggregate demo analytics, but it does not create an account, award Spark, unlock a sticker, or submit a verified gameplay session.
Gravity Maze is a premium Physics catalogue game. The signed-in preview comes before any purchase choice; a permanent account unlock is £1.99, and eligible access is also included while Unlimited is active.
FidgetStation accounts are for people aged 14 and over. This game is entertainment rather than medical advice, diagnosis, therapy, or treatment. Optional motion and camera permissions are requested only when a player deliberately chooses a relevant mode; standard account, support, purchase, and deletion actions do not depend on those permissions.
No. A blocked move simply leaves the ball in place, and there is no lives counter or fail screen.
No. This page uses arrow buttons or keyboard arrows. Tilt is an optional capability in the expanded game on compatible devices.
No. It does not submit a time, score, Spark award, or leaderboard result.
See spinners, poppers, clickers, motion games, musical pads, and other original browser interactions in the digital game guide.
Explore digital fidget gamesCompare the free account, £1.99 permanent individual game purchase, and £6.99 monthly Unlimited access on one public page.
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