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December 31, 2003
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December 31, 2003 (21 years and 4 months ago)Franchises
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"SpinOff" (aka "3D Spinner") is a physics-based puzzle game where the player has to guide a wooden marble to the target area of a level in the shortest possible time. The marble is only indirectly controlled by tilting the level with the mouse to make it move in that direction, taking inertia into account. There are 14 levels in total, with most of them containing hazards such as holes, ice, fire, glue, or dangerous creatures. In addition to items that need to be collected on the way, some levels require the use of teleporters or special items that add features like different size and transparency. The levels are timed but there is no time limit to complete them.
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