Color Trail Ball Maze Game | Rotating Rings, Ages 6+

Bring Everyone Together for a Colorful Logic Challenge

Share a hands-on challenge during family game night.

Practice planning and logical problem-solving with each turn.

Explore color-based play with bright balls and rotating rings.

Enjoy repeated rounds with a durable plastic board.

Give Every Move Some Thought

Which turn will open the path ahead? This interactive maze encourages children to study the routes, consider their options, and work through a problem one move at a time. Moving the colored balls gives them a hands-on way to practice logical thinking.

Make Time to Play Together

Bring a shared challenge to your time together. With room for up to four players, the game gives parents and children a reason to gather around the board, compare ideas, and enjoy each other's company.

A Board Built for Repeat Play

Durable plastic construction makes this a game children can return to for more rounds. The colorful rotating rings keep the challenge hands-on, whether they're exploring the maze alone or playing with others.

Specifications

• Board material: Plastic
• Board dimensions: 21.5 x 21.5 cm
• Player count: 1–4
• Recommended age: 6 years and up

The Goal of the Game

Move your colored balls toward the middle of the rotating maze, earning points along the route. Planning, timing, and careful turns of the discs help you find a path to the goal.

How to Play

Rules for Each Turn

• Stop rotating the wheel as soon as your ball drops forward by one space.
• Keep turning in the same direction until your ball advances a single space.
• A layer containing only balls of your own color cannot be rotated. The exception is a starting position with a direct route to the center; in that case, you can rotate the innermost disc immediately.
• The wheel turns both ways, but you must keep your chosen direction throughout that turn.
• If your move blocks another player's balls on the innermost disc, take one of your balls back to a randomly chosen starting position as a penalty.

Getting to Know the Board

• Boundary lines: Four lines separate the board into sections.
• Grooves: Channels provide routes for the rolling balls.
• Rotating discs: Turn these colored rings to move balls through the maze.
• Traps: Openings where a ball can drop out of the route.
• Goal point: The central destination, where a ball can change color.
• Starting points: Positions for placing balls before they enter the maze.
• Collection area: The landing space for balls that pass through the goal.

Taking Turns and Scoring

• Once every player reaches the finish, compare scores. The highest total wins.
• Players take turns rotating the colored wheel.
• Line up the channels across the discs to form a route toward the middle.
• Watch for holes along the route: these traps can catch a passing ball.