How Many Levels Does Rockbasher Have and Can You Create Your Own?

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Rockbasher offers hundreds of existing levels across multiple play styles, and yes, players can create their own. The site describes a built-in editor that lets you build levels and share them with friends. Creating and playing the full set of user-made maps requires a free account: the site says to "sign up for free and edit your own levels, play much more free maps and save your progression." Without signing up, you can still try the demo levels.

Level Count and Variety

The site does not publish an exact number. It states only that there are "hundreds of existing levels" and that you will "discover multiple style of games" across them. Treat "hundreds" as the reliable figure and expect the count to grow, since the developer says the game is still being improved as time allows.

Each level follows the same core loop: guide the young dragon-worm through a dug-out maze, collect diamonds (plus gold or tomatoes for points), and reach the exit to advance. What changes between levels is the mix of hazards and tools — grenades, bombs, keys, and other items appear, and underground creatures chase you until you drop stones on them.

Creating and Sharing Your Own Levels

The editor is the main answer to "can players create their own?" According to the site:

  • You can create your own levels with the in-game editor.
  • You can share them with your friends.
  • Editing your own levels is tied to a free sign-up — the site lists it alongside playing many more free maps and saving progress.

The site does not detail how the editor works, how sharing links are delivered, or whether shared levels are publicly browsable. If those specifics matter to you, the practical path is to sign up and open the editor to see the available options.

Free Play vs. Signing Up

What you want What the site says you need
Try the game Demo levels are playable without a subscription
Play all levels "Please sign up to play all levels"
Create and edit levels Free sign-up
Play many more free maps Free sign-up
Save your progression across devices Free sign-up ("keep your scores everywhere")

The game itself is described as "totally free and without any advertising," and it runs in the browser without installation (best on Chrome). The site does not state any price for the subscription option, so don't assume the paid tier is free — only the sign-up benefits above are described as free.

Practical Notes Before You Start

  • Device support: The site says mobile support is "minimal for now," so a desktop browser is the safer choice.
  • Browser: Chrome is recommended.
  • Last update: The page lists 13 June 2018 as the last update, which fits the developer's note that improvements continue "according to the time I have available" — expect a stable but slowly evolving game rather than frequent new content.
  • Audience: The developer describes it as a puzzle-action game that "makes thinking adapted to children as adults," so the level design aims at both.

If your goal is simply to sample the game, start with the demo levels. If you want the full level library, progress saving, and the editor, create the free account first — that is the step that unlocks level creation and the wider map set.