Tilt puzzle
Quiet Gravity
One tap. Everything rolls.
Tilt the walnut board, roll the glass marbles, clear it. Relaxing, with no time pressure. You never steer a single marble, only the direction — and gravity always follows your last tilt.
The rule
Understood in ten seconds
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Tap an edge
The board visibly tilts that way and stays slightly tilted. The edge arrow shows where gravity is pulling right now.
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Everything rolls at once
Every marble rolls until it stops and closes up the gaps. After a tilt to the left they all hang against the left wall.
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Three alike burst
Three or more marbles of the same colour that touch will burst. The rest roll after them — the whole chain reaction counts as one move.
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Clear the board
You are scored on moves. Three stars go to the tightest solution. A move that changes nothing is not counted.
- No timer
- No lives
- No ads
- No account
- Playable offline
From the game
Screenshots
Captured from the current build, not mocked up.
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Level 22 — with a wall -
Level 54 — blast stones and wall -
Level 59 — ice stone and chained pair
Four marbles
Colour alone never decides
Every marble carries a sandblasted mark: circle, diamond, triangle, bar. If you have trouble telling colours apart, the shape tells you the group. In “High contrast” mode the marks and edges stand out further.
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OxbloodCircle
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HoneyDiamond
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Moss greenTriangle
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Slate blueBar
Scope
What’s in the first release
- Levels
- 70in nine phases, every board proven solvable first
- Daily puzzle
- 242boards shipped, with a streak count
- Endless mode
- with the purchaseno end, points instead of stars
Five board elements
From level 21 they arrive one after another — one at a time, never two at once.
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WallFrom level 21 · fixed, nothing rolls through it
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AnchorFrom level 35 · set in brass, stays put
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Ice stoneFrom level 42 · the frost has to go first
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Blast stoneFrom level 49 · smoked glass, milled bolt
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Chained pairFrom level 56 · two marbles, a pale bone band
No connection needed
Apart from the one purchase, the whole game sits on the device, levels and solution checking included. On a train, on a plane, in a basement — it runs.
Your settings
Sound, haptics, high contrast and an optional tilt control that is off by default. Tapping always works.
Release
For iPhone and iPad
Quiet Gravity is coming to iPhone and iPad, and to Android later. The release date will be announced here.
You buy Quiet Gravity outright — you don’t pay for it with ads. The first levels and the daily puzzle are free. A single purchase at €4.99 unlocks all the levels that follow, the endless mode and everything later — once, with no subscription, no coins and no shop.
Quiet Gravity 1.0 has no advertising: no banners, no interstitials, no rewarded videos. The purchase sits beside the saved game and applies offline; “Restore purchases” only sets it and never deletes anything.
The purchase is made through the App Store or Google Play; their terms and refund rules apply.
Questions are answered on the support page.