Coming soon to Google Play
Place your pieces, start the chain, watch the whole trail tumble down.
Free to play, with optional in-app purchases. Android first, iOS later.
Every level hands you a supply of pieces — dominoes, ramps, springs, planks — and a trail with gaps in it. Fill the gaps, press PLAY, and one glass marble does the rest. Get it right and it looks effortless. Get it wrong and you will see exactly where it stalled.
Drag pieces from the tray into the dashed slots along the trail. Rotate the ones that need it. Nothing moves until you say so.
One press sends the marble rolling. The first domino tips, and the whole thing comes down in a single cascade.
Your pieces arrive in a random order, so no two attempts play out the same way. Wrong piece at the wrong moment? Drop it in the swap bin and take the next one.
Anyone can finish a level. Finishing it with pieces to spare and no swaps is the real test — and three stars on a whole chapter takes a genuine architect of chaos.
From a sunny first shelf to the strangest corners of the toy workshop. Balloons to pop, stars to collect, and caged balloons that need freeing first. Later chapters bring bumpers, fans, portals, breakable glass, honey, magnets, conveyor belts, crumbling platforms, TNT and more.
Five of them, for the levels that will not crack. Blueprint is the quiet one — it shows you a layout that actually works.
No account, no sign-up, no internet needed. Your progress lives on your device and nowhere else. Free to play, with optional in-app purchases and optional reward videos.
Every one of the 500 levels ships inside the game. A tunnel, a plane, a dead zone — it plays the same.
No name, no email, no contacts, no login. Progress is saved locally and goes away when you uninstall.
Glossy toy-workshop art, a sound cue for every impact, and a cascade that is worth watching to the end.
Every level is solvable with the pieces you are given. Purchases and reward videos are shortcuts, never gates.
It is finished and in playtesting, with the Google Play release being prepared now. Android comes first; an iOS version follows later.
No. Tumble Royale is free to play. There are optional in-app purchases (coin packs from $1.99, a starter bundle, and a one-off ad removal) and optional reward videos if you would rather earn coins and lives for free.
Only for ads and purchases. The game itself — all 500 levels — runs entirely offline.
Yes. Each level is verified against a solver before it ships, and the Blueprint booster can show you one layout that works if you get stuck.
On your device only. There is no account and nothing is uploaded to us, so uninstalling the game removes your progress with it. Your phone's own backup service may keep a copy in your personal backups.
No personal details. Google AdMob, Firebase Analytics and Crashlytics collect limited technical data to serve ads, understand level difficulty and fix crashes. It is all set out in the privacy policy.
Email support@deyapps.com — tell us your phone model and the level number and we will take a look.
Tumble Royale lands on Google Play soon. Until then, this page is the whole story.
