RollerCraft: Rolling Dash

Name: RollerCraft: Rolling Dash
Rating: 4.4 (139 reviews)
Author: Minimax PTE LTD

By: Minimax PTE LTD App

3D Music Sky Run.Feel the Beat

Overview

Version:

1.2.5

Last updated: 2026-03-18

Ranking

#135,920 ▼ 3,160

Overall

Features & Capabilities

RollerCraft: Rolling Dash fuses classic rolling-ball action with a 3D neon sky rhythm. Swipe with a single finger to roll, dodge obstacles, and chase the beat as you fly through vibrant tracks synced with EDM and Phonk.

Offline play lets you jam anywhere, while millions of player-created levels ensure endless variety. Enjoy silky, 1:1 physics and a party-in-your-pocket rhythm experience that combines speed, precision, and style.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Music & Audio

By:

Minimax PTE LTD

Rating:

4.40

(139) 2 new ratings

Version:

1.2.5 Last updated: 2026-03-18

Version code:

883460400

Creation date:

2025-03-25

Compatible devices:

Size:

779.92MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 135,920 ▼ 3,160

Other platforms

RollerCraft: Rolling Dash (v1.0.30.8)

18,864 4.57

(322)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Minimax PTE LTD

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rollercraft-rolling-dash/id6502975107

Website:

http://www.sg-minimax.com/

User Reviews

RollerCraft is praised for its strong level editor, ability to share levels, and an ad-light or ad-free experience in some versions, plus it’s seen as a solid Rolling Sky successor with good community content and level variety. However, many reviews cite a difficult-to-master editor without tutorials, frequent bugs/crashes, and ad-heavy monetization. Visuals and assets are sometimes criticized as AI-generated, and some original Rolling Sky mechanics/items are missing, with occasional level upload/save problems. Overall, a strong editor-driven experience tempered by stability and asset concerns.

Pros

Robust level editor that lets you create and share user-made levels (easy to learn in practice).
Ad-free or significantly reduced ads in some versions, offering a smoother experience.
Feels like a strong Rolling Sky successor with improved features and a thriving community/content sharing.
Creative level variety with appealing music, designs, and obstacle themes.

Cons

Editor is hard to master and lacks tutorials, with unclear mechanics.
Bugs, crashes, and performance issues disrupt gameplay.
Forced ads and monetization gating (ads between levels) are a frequent complaint.
AI-generated visuals for backgrounds and app icon can feel inconsistent or low-quality.
Missing original Rolling Sky mechanics/items in the editor and some features not yet present; occasional level upload/save issues.

Recent reviews

Really fun but my levels stopped saving after a while and wouldn’t sync with to my account so they all disappeared. No tutorial for creative mode, but I figured it out. Has a few bugs and the only help is on their discord which doesn’t work on the web version.

by Th*****, 2026-04-13

I’m going to start with the pros that I have for RollerCraft. I enjoy the level editor and the ability to share levels. I enjoy that I don’t lose any balls when I fall off the platforms or hit any of the obstacles. I enjoy the music of the levels. I enjoy the designs of all the characters in the role category. Lastly, I enjoy the themes of the obstacles in each level. However, my cons list is quite big, maybe even bigger than my pros list. I don’t like that there are forced ads in between official level completions. I don’t like how difficult it is to master the level editor. Along with that, I don’t like that there isn’t a tutorial for the level editor. I don’t like that the backgrounds for most of the levels are AI-generated. I don’t like that the APP icon is AI-generated. I don’t like that some of the items or themes in shared levels from the beta version of the game can’t be found in the full release version’s level editor. Lastly, I don’t like that the levels have to be looked up by ID instead of by name. Those are my pros and cons of RollerCraft. Overall, I give it a 4/10.