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About Tilt Quest

Get ready for a thrilling challenge! In this game, you'll tilt and twist your phone to control a board and roll a ball across it. Your goal? Collect all the coins while avoiding dangerous traps. The faster you complete the task, the more stars you’ll earn! If your device supports gyroscope functionality, the game will automatically switch to gyroscopic controls, giving you the most immersive experience. For devices without gyroscope support, don’t worry—you can easily control the board using the joystick in the bottom right corner. Currently, the game features 40 exciting levels, each progressively more challenging. The first few levels will ease you into the mechanics, but soon you'll encounter tricky traps, narrow paths, and complex obstacles that require quick reflexes and precise movements. From rolling through tight mazes to racing against the clock, every level will push your skills to the limit. Can you conquer them all and claim the stars?

What’s new

Version 1.0.2 · Updated January 21, 2025

- Balanced the difficulty in the level 36. - Increased the time limit in the level 30.

App privacy

The developer, Luzhuo Chen, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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