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LumoTilt: Marble Odyssey
Tilt your phone. Dodge black holes. Try one more time.
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Tilt your phone. Dodge black holes. Try one more time.
2 followers
Just tilt your phone to roll a glowing marble to the ring. Dodge electric walls and the pull of black holes; collect gems and chase up to four stars across 1,000 neon stages. Simple controls, quick retries, and that “let me try” moment when you pass the phone. Single-player for iPhone and iPad. Optional drag controls. Free with banner ads; no in-app purchases. Core gameplay works offline.
📲 Download LumoTilt free: https://tinyurl.com/bonney-apps#lumo_tilt
Tap App Store on the app card.
“Left! No, just a little!” Suddenly everyone is leaning with the phone. 🌀
Tilt your phone. Roll the glowing marble to the ring. Easy to understand—until a black hole starts pulling you off course.
I’m the maker of LumoTilt. “Lumo” evokes the Latin “lumen”: light, brightness and sparkle. “Tilt” is the move you make. Tilt a little to roll, tilt farther to build speed, and tilt the other way to slow down.
The fun choice is simple: head straight for the finish, or risk one more gem? Quick retries let you try a cleaner line. Collect gems and beat the target time to chase up to four stars. The run keeps going if the target time expires.
Pass one phone around with friends or family and try the same maze: “Let me have a go.” That is a taking-turns idea; the game is single-player, with no online competition.
• 1,000 stages across 10 constellation themes
• Electric walls, pulling black holes and size-changing gates
• Tilt-first play, with optional drag controls
• iPhone and iPad. Free with banner ads. No in-app purchases.
• No account needed. Core gameplay works offline; progress stays on your device.
Check the age rating in your local App Store before downloading.
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