Can you plan quickly, and are you good at thinking ahead? Then put your abilities to the test in "JoRace". Build a road network and keep the golden ball in play for as long as possible. But be careful not to get too close to the black hole!

The playing field consists of the various blocks of a road network. The golden ball is in the starting position at the beginning of the game. As soon as the time indicator on the right side of the screen reaches the top, the ball starts moving. It is your job to build a road network for the ball and to keep it in play for as long as possible. To do this, you can turn all blocks in 90-degree steps. By clicking a block with the left mouse button, you can turn it counterclockwise, and by clicking it with the right mouse button, you can turn it clockwise. When the ball reaches the edge of the playing field, it continues moving on the opposite side. Every time that the ball leaves a block, a new block takes the old block's place. Keeping the ball in play therefore becomes more and more difficult. Also, the golden ball gets faster and faster the longer it is in play. The game ends when the ball is either swallowed by the black hole, or when it reaches a dead end.

Blocks and Score:

When the ball exits a block, the score is increased by that block's number of points (which is proportionate to its difficulty).

The starting block - no point. At the beginning of the game, the ball is on the starting block. Build a road network that begins at the starting block. The ball only starts moving when the time indicator at the right side of the screen reaches the top.

A straight connection - 1 point.

A corner connection - 1 point.

A one-way road - 2 points. One-way roads can only be entered from the wide end.

A three-way block - 5 points. In the three-way block, two exits are possible. (The movement of the ball never takes a 180-degree turn.)

A crossroads - 10 points. The crossroads is the most difficult block to master. You have to plan the roads in three directions.

The black hole. The game ends if the golden ball is swallowed by the black hole.