Why we chose this prompt: A tilt maze couples input to physics: the board tilts, gravity follows the slope, and the marble rolls with rotation matched to its travel. Wall collision on a fast-moving sphere and falling into holes are where the physics usually breaks.
Build a tilt maze marble game seen from above. Arrow keys or WASD tilt a wooden board with raised walls and holes up to fifteen degrees, and the board mesh visibly tilts. A steel marble accelerates down the slope with rolling friction, and its rotation must match its travel. Marble versus wall collision must be swept so it never tunnels at speed, bouncing slightly and sliding along angled walls. Falling into a hole loses a life, three lives. Reach the green finish hole to clear each of three increasingly dense mazes. Show maze number, lives and elapsed time.
















