One Hundred Ways is a casual strategy puzzle game built around a deceptively clear objective: guide a ball to its goal. Its challenge comes from finding a route through obstacles, with levels that encourage players to consider solutions beyond the obvious. The game’s 3D isometric view gives these contraptions a readable spatial perspective, while a modern interface frames the puzzle-solving.
Tools are central to its design. The game describes more than 30 options that can make the ball’s journey easier or harder, so each level asks players to work out which tools will help overcome its particular obstacle. The listed progression begins with tutorials before moving into trickier challenges. Its store description also records an additional set of levels released in December 2015, alongside the core puzzle offering.
The single-player format makes One Hundred Ways a self-directed experience: players tackle its designed challenges on their own rather than relying on a multiplayer session. Its appeal rests on careful problem-solving, tool selection, and the satisfaction of getting the ball to its destination.
