The Journey
100 globes, from the green slopes of Mount Taranaki to the top of Everest and beyond. This is the heart of the game.
- No timer and no way to lose
- Up to three stars in every globe
- Stars earn new marbles: Mars, Saturn, Neptune and more
A calm marble maze in a glass globe, floating in space
Inside each globe is a real place on Earth, seen from space. Tilt your phone to roll a marble through rings of glass, slide the rings to line up the gaps, and reach the middle. No timer. No losing. Take each globe at your own pace.
Free to start · No ads · No accounts · Works offline
Every globe is a maze of glass rings around a glowing middle. Get the marble there and the globe is solved. Pick up stars on the way if you like.

Tilt your phone and the marble rolls. Rather use your thumb? Switch to the touch pad in the pause menu.

Slide a ring to turn it and bring its gap round to the marble. Stars hide in the pockets between the spokes.

The lights on the rim fill up as you play. When they all glow, shake your phone: the blizzard scrambles every ring at once. Handy when you're stuck.

Every place brings its own idea: river currents, portals, geysers, tides, low gravity, and a mirror marble that rolls the other way.
The floor of every globe is a real satellite picture of a real place. Each place holds eight globes, and each one teaches a new trick before the journey moves on.

Rings, gaps and black holes.

Gates, lodestones, frozen rings and squalls.

Currents, portals, storms and hippo bumpers.

Arrow rings and desert gusts.

Gears and treadmill rings.

Drifting rings and rolling waves.

Salt crust and coral repellers.

Light the beacons to find the way.

Low gravity and gravity wells.

Geysers and pinball bumpers.

Tides and a mirror marble.

Every trick, at the top of the world.
Finish Everest and the journey keeps going, somewhere with no ground at all. We'll leave that one for you to find.
Satellite pictures: contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2019-2026.
100 globes, from the green slopes of Mount Taranaki to the top of Everest and beyond. This is the heart of the game.
A new puzzle every day at midnight, kept apart from your journey. A small, quiet thing to come back to.
For when you want a little pressure. Run through the globes from the start with lives, a countdown and a high score.
The journey has no clock and no way to lose. Fall into a black hole and you simply try again.
Waves, gusts, squalls and storms arrive with a big alert and their own sound, so they never catch you out.
Soft music made live on your phone while you play. Turn it off any time with the Music button.
Earn them with stars and Daily Globes, from the Sun to Polaris to Supernova.
No signal on the train or the plane? Every globe you've opened plays without the internet.
Nothing to sign up for and nothing tracking you. The game collects no personal data.
Download it and play, no payment and no account needed.
Open every place, all the way to the summit and beyond. Pick one of two ways.
US prices. Your store shows the price where you live. Your purchase is tied to your Apple ID or Google account, so it comes back on a new phone, or with Restore purchases.
On iPhone and Android. Download it from the App Store or Google Play. The first 16 globes are free.
Not any more. Wanderglass is made for tilting a phone, so it now lives in the iPhone and Android apps. Progress from the old web version stays in that browser and doesn't move to the app.
Yes. It was called Little Blizzard until version 1.0.2. Same game, same progress, same purchases.
No. If tilting isn't comfortable, switch to the touch pad under Steer in the pause menu and drag to roll the marble.
No. Once it's installed, every globe you've opened plays offline. Buying or restoring the Full Journey needs a connection.
Nothing personal. There are no accounts, no ads and no tracking. Your progress is saved only on your phone. Read the privacy policy.
Yes. Wanderglass is suitable for all ages, with no chat, no ads and nothing to buy without the store asking first.
Free to start on iPhone and Android. 16 globes, the Daily Globe and Challenge, with no account and no ads.