Roll Away (or Kula World, here in the UK) is one of the most over-looked playstaion games released. The simple concept of moving a ball around increasingly difficult mazes started way back in the days of Marble Madness and has since been continued by games such as Super Monkey Ball, but the pinnacle of this maze based genre lies very firmly with Roll Away. Graphically not much to speak about, with simple block based 3-D mazes with fuzzy distant backgrounds. But its graphics are more than adequate for the game because it is not in its graphics that this games shines. Game play is the key to any great game and Roll Away does not let you down. Starting off with levels that are more than easy, it is not long before you are scratching your head and trying to logically figure out where the invisible floor is, or how you are going to get past a laser beam thats in the way, and after many hours of trying to get through the massive 150 levels and finally completing the game, you are given and extra 50 stages of super tough mazes to play through. On the whole it is the addictiveness of the game play and the very poor publicity it got, that makes Roll Away one of the most under-rated games in gaming history.
I dont know what happaned to Game Design Sweden. Rollaway (Kula World) is one of the best puzzle game I've ever played and for me, this is the first game that has new puzzle-type. About: You guide the ball to collec... Read Full Review
Roll Away, or more correctly, "Kula World" is a one-of-a-kind game. It's very untraditional and unusual, pioneering a whole new subgenre of puzzle. You, the player, assumes the role of a beach ball and find yourself s... Read Full Review
