Spiral Roll Unblocked

Spiral Roll is a one-button carving game. Your chisel rides along a wooden log; hold the button and it digs in, peeling off a curl of wood that grows into a spiral the longer you hold. Let go and the spiral flies forward, knocking down whatever is standing in the way. The game's own tutorial says it in three words: hold to dig.

Each short level is a stretch of log with obstacles planted along it. A small curl only knocks over small things, so the decision on every stretch is how long to keep carving before you throw. Hold too long and the chisel runs into a hazard you should have cleared; release too early and the curl bounces off. Levels end with a "Level Passed" screen and the game keeps a best score, with combo bonuses for clearing several obstacles with one throw.

How to play Spiral Roll?

Start carving as soon as a stretch is clear, watch the curl grow, and release just before the chisel reaches the next obstacle. Bigger obstacles need a bigger curl, so on a run-up to a large block keep holding longer than feels safe. If a throw misses, the level restarts instantly, so treat each one as a timing puzzle rather than a reflex test.

Controls

Desktop: click and hold the left mouse button to carve, release to throw the spiral. On touch screens, press and hold anywhere, then lift your finger.

Spiral Roll unblocked

Spiral Roll runs right here in the browser with nothing to install, so it plays on school Chromebooks and other locked-down networks.

Similar games on Speghetti Edition

• Knife Hit is the other one-tap timing game about blades, throwing into a spinning log.
• Slice Master flips a knife through soft objects and spikes with the same tap rhythm.
• Stack Bounce trades the chisel for a ball smashing down through coloured rings.

Who created Spiral Roll?

Spiral Roll was published by Voodoo; this browser version runs on Voodoo's HTML5 SDK.

Can I play Spiral Roll on mobile and desktop?

Yes. It is a hold-and-release game, so it plays the same with a mouse on desktop or a finger on phones and tablets.