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GreyLab turns every run into a frantic physics experiment where you bounce, jump, and dodge your way through unpredictable matches. You navigate a complex node map, tackling challenges that range from intense volleyball duels to survival-focused ball dodging. Each successful round rewards you with strange modifiers that alter gravity, ball shapes, or collision rules forever. Because these physics tweaks stack during your session, you constantly adapt your strategy to survive the evolving chaos. The main hub keeps track of your progress, letting you unlock new challenges and build a collection of modifiers for future attempts. You can jump into this pixelated indie roguelike right now in your browser without any downloads or registration. Experience how these physics shifts create a fresh platformer loop every time you play. Grab your gear and see how far you can push the madness of GreyLab today.
Press Play, then Start a run in the hub.
Keyboard: A/D or arrows to move, Space to jump. Gamepad: left stick and the bottom face button. Pause with Escape or the pause button; the pause screen lists modifiers you already picked.
On the node map, reach the next match. Before or after a fight, choose 1 of 3 modifiers. It stays for the rest of the run.
In Ballfall, dodge falling objects and stay on the arena. In volleyball, jump to hit the ball; first to three points wins.
A loss sends you back to the map or hub. A win opens the next node. Hub progress is saved after you act.
Casual arcade fans who enjoy physics-based puzzles and roguelike progression will find plenty to love here. Strategy gamers who enjoy experimenting with different loadouts and modifier combinations will appreciate the depth of each run. Pixel art enthusiasts looking for a quick, challenging session will feel right at home.
Yes, you can play GreyLab directly in your web browser without needing to download any software.
The game automatically saves your hub progress after you complete your actions or finish a run.
Yes, GreyLab supports gamepads using the left stick for movement and the bottom face button for jumping.