Rollin Ravioli is a physics-based rage game about a jar of ravioli that decides to embark on a journey it's completely unprepared for. You control a heavy, clumsy object, devoid of the grace and forgiveness of physics. Every meter requires concentration, and every false move can result in a fall, to which the game offers only one response: humility. Inertia instead of control The can doesn't jump at the touch of a button. To lift off, you need to build up speed, build momentum, and release at the right moment. The weight is constantly felt, and the physics are unforgiving of haste. Control becomes a struggle against inertia, where every action has delayed and often unpleasant consequences. The journey begins in a factory and progresses through various locations, each testing your patience in its own way. Progress is slow and painful, and cosmetic items serve as your only solace. They don't help you survive, but they do keep you looking your best as you fall again and again. Features of the game Physics-based control based on mass and inertia. Rage structure with constant risk of losing progress. A sequential journey through brutal locations. Cosmetic rewards with no difficulty impact.