Objects with a little history in their shape.

Pearlescent glass, painted wooden wheels and a chrome marble in an orange maze. Three studios share an affection for tactile, colourful objects.

A glass studio in miniature

Glass Critter Christmas centres hand-painted glass animals, delicate brushes and pearlescent paint. The sculpted cover treats the ornaments as objects rather than putting the same hero portrait on another background. In play, the Prism Parade feature transforms a reel into luminous Wilds. This is the Retro collection’s expanded six-reel adventure.

Things that turn and roll

Rolling Wonderworks builds its identity from wooden animals, axles, a pull cord and bright hand-applied paint. Marble Maze Fever tilts a tabletop labyrinth into an exuberant sculpture of orange acrylic and chrome. Both use the classic five-reel, twenty-line format. The objects suggest movement even when the cover is still.

Take the scenic rewind

Glass Critter Christmas supports complete guest play. The other two need an account for actual rounds, and all three offer public preview. The separate Retro Rewind reward counts ten completed rounds across any classic games, not only these three Retro worlds. Read its page for the exact distinction before following a trail.

Explore the games

Glass Critter Christmas — A silver-haired squirrel artist brings vintage glass animals to life.

Rolling Wonderworks — A veteran beaver crafts brilliantly painted wooden rolling animals.

Marble Maze Fever — A disco-loving chameleon inventor builds spectacular tabletop marble labyrinths.