RoboBall — Free on IndieGala

RoboBall is a free single-player puzzle platformer available on IndieGala. You guide a ball-shaped robot through compact levels, using switches, doors, elevators and crates to reach the exit, and the store listing describes it as a casual, old-school puzzle game with a level editor.

The IndieGala page shows no fixed end date for this listing, so it behaves like a permanent freebie rather than a countdown giveaway. It is a small download, which makes it easy to try without clearing much space.

What do you actually do?

Each room presents a small mechanical problem: move an object, trigger a switch, open a path, then combine what you learned with the next element. The puzzle-platformer tags, third-person view and physics-based objects point to a slower, trial-and-error pace rather than fast action.

Because the game is listed as single-player and linear, it works best as a short, focused playthrough instead of a long-term hobby. The included level editor is the part that can extend its life if you enjoy building your own rooms.

System requirements to know

The store page lists Windows 7 through 10, 1 GB of RAM, a DirectX 9.0c capable GPU and about 700 MB of storage. Those are modest requirements, but the page also notes that a broadband connection is required to claim the product.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is RoboBall permanently free?

The IndieGala listing shows no end date, so it is presented as a permanent free offer rather than a timed giveaway.

Does it have multiplayer?

No. The store page lists it as a single-player game.

How big is the download?

About 700 MB according to the listed system requirements.

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