Square Physics

You control a small ball, and your job is to get it to touch a red square. The interaction is direct; you use your mouse to place objects on the screen. You might draw lines to create ramps or barriers, or place fixed blocks to change the ball's trajectory. The main objective is always to build a path, but the physics mean your constructions don't always work as planned. The ball rolls, bounces, and sometimes gets stuck, forcing you to rethink your setup. The pacing is methodical, and the difficulty comes from predicting how your makeshift structures will hold up. It feels like a quiet test of trial and error, where a single miscalculation can send the ball tumbling into empty space.