How a turn goes

Turn the glass
Every peg sits on the outside of a glass cylinder. Swipe below the dotted line, or hold the arrows, and the whole glass turns, bringing the far side round to the front.
Aim
Slide a finger in the top part of the screen. The dotted guide shows where the marble goes and where it bounces next.
Drop and follow
The view follows the marble round the glass. Every peg in a chain plays a higher note, and the last golden star turns the floor to gold.

Straight from the glass

Real moments from the game, no mock-ups.

A glass of purple pegs and golden stars at dusk, Inky the octopus on the rope above — **Weather in every world**Rain makes the marble heavier, fog hides the far side, snow lets it fall softly. Every world has its own sky.

A boss duel against the Sun King, who watches from the top of the glass — **A boss at every gate**One board, eight marbles each, turn by turn. Every boss bends a rule their way, and when half the stars are gone, a new wave of stars appears.

The last star has fallen: the floor holds pockets worth 10 000, 25 000 and 100 000 points — **The last star**Time slows, the floor turns to gold and every peg pays five times over until the marble lands.

A frost world glass with white pegs and a winter castle, Pip the penguin on the rope above — **Twenty-three worlds**Mossy glens, a lantern bazaar, the drowned deep, crystal caves, a stained-glass cathedral, a shattered moon, a sun palace and a glass garden, each with its own colours.

A long chain in progress, score numbers popping over the pegs — **Chains that sing**Each peg in a chain plays a note higher than the last, so a long drop writes its own little tune.

Glass slides, bumpers and a black hole on a sunset land — **Pieces that play back**Bumpers, glass slides, soap bubbles, pendulums, prisms, chimes, portals and black holes. New lands keep bringing new ones.

A whole cast to drop with

Twenty-eight buddies made of shiny beads (or chunky 3D cubes, if you like), each with a small skill of their own. Four are with you from the start, the rest are earned by playing, and two are a secret.

BiscuitHerder: rescue rings give an extra save
KittySharp eyes: a longer aim line
Ember FoxBig claws: wider pockets
Bamboo PandaStar lover: golden stars are worth 8% more
Pip the PenguinTreasure nose: 10% more sparks
CogsworthStar lover: golden stars are worth 8% more
StardustLucky: one extra marble on every land
InkySharp eyes: a longer aim line

What is inside

151 lands, each with one idea: A pendulum, a bank shot, a windmill, a clock face. The glass changes shape with the world: barrel, cone, vase, hourglass, tower. Some grow crystal spikes, one is made of stained glass, and one is overgrown with glass flowers.
A floor for every world: Lily pads, ice floes, lanterns, a little train, a clock. The +1 pockets and a basket carrier hand your marble back; trampolines throw it up again.
Special marbles: Feather floats, Comet drives straight through, Superball never stops bouncing, Moonstone steers to a star, Prism bursts into five, Sunflame burns its way down. New ones join you along the trail.
A challenge on every land: Clear it without being rescued, pop three stars in one drop, break a whole rail at once. Each land keeps its own, and each one pays.
Daily, weekly and endless: One land a day and one a week, the same for everyone. Or climb the endless tower: every floor is a brand-new board put together at random.
Things to find: Every world hides a relic with a lasting power, three album items and friends in bubbles. Golden keys open chests on the trail.
A secret island: Seven letters spell D-R-A-Z-Z-L-E. Find them all and a golden island opens: a whole day from sunrise to midnight, with a wicked brother waiting at the end.
A buddy with feelings: Your buddy reacts to every shot: hearts for three stars in one drop, giggles when a boss misses, a sleepy Zzz when you wait too long.
A garden at the end: Nine puzzle pieces, from three-star lands, beaten bosses and full weeks of daily gifts, open the Hidden Garden on the trail.
A real ending: At the very end of the trail waits Frazzle, Drazzle’s mad sister, who shuffles your stars. Beat her and the trail is yours.
Sixteen holidays: Halloween pumpkins, Christmas snow, New Year fireworks, Diwali lamps and more. When a holiday comes, the glass celebrates with you.
A new face every time: Open the game and a different buddy greets you on the title screen, each with a hello of its own.

Honest by design

No lives, no energy bar: Play one land or twenty, nothing stops you. The daily land and the season track follow the calendar, but missing a day never takes away what you already have.
Fair about ads: Drazzle is free and paid for by short clips. Most you choose yourself, for a reward: three more marbles when you run out, one more try at the daily land, a hint towards a hidden relic, or a small handful of sparks. Between games, a short ad plays after every few games. Saying no to a clip never costs you anything you had.
Safe for children by default: Ads are never personalised, the game does not use your advertising ID for a profile, and only ads rated for all ages are allowed.
Offline, no account: It plays without a connection. Your progress lives on your phone and nowhere else, and we never see it.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. The whole game is free and every character, marble and talisman is earned by playing. Clips for rewards are optional, and a short ad plays after every few games.

Does it need the internet?

No. Drazzle plays offline. A connection is only needed for clips.

What about children?

The game is built to be safe for younger players: no chat, no links out of the game, no personalised advertising, and only ads rated for general audiences.

What data do you collect?

None that reaches us. Progress is stored on the phone. Ads are served by Google AdMob, which needs a request from your device to show an ad; the game does not send us anything about how you play. The full text is on the privacy page.

Will there be more lands?

Yes. New lands, pieces and worlds keep arriving in updates, and your progress carries over.

Where do I get it?

Drazzle is free on Google Play for Android phones and tablets (Android 7.0 or newer).

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