Expert navigators might zip through the first five levels, but most folks will have a grand time running that poor hamster like crazy. Also, you can't manipulate the 3D environments, so sometimes you won't be able to see your little guy completely. Although controlling the character with the keyboard is slightly difficult, a game controller makes the action more manageable. Inspired by the retro arcade game Marble Madness. Each stage has a time limit, and any leftover seconds carry over to the next level, but once the timer hits zero you're one dead hamster. The player takes control of a hamster in its favourite toy a large and seemingly uncontrollable ball. Roaming eight balls, snapping mousetraps, and smashing hammers are just a few of the obstacles to avoid. With no opponents or tricky passages, the first stage lets you get a feel for controlling the rodent, but the difficulty soon picks up. You can play its five stages at three difficulty levels: Pipsqueak, Normal, and Frenzied. Hamsterball has a well-developed style of its own, with unique colors and thematic elements that distinguish each level. The unregistered version of this cute shareware game allows 20 plays of the first five levels, in either Tournament or Time Trial mode. In the grand tradition of Marble Madness and Super Monkey Ball, Hamsterball lets you roll a protagonist through a series of wacky mazes, all the while avoiding deadly obstacles and navigating treacherous precipices.
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