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Mummy's Path Deluxe is a physics puzzle game with one job: get a mummy's rolling head back to its body before time runs out. Each level drops the head somewhere on a ramp-covered board, and it's already moving — your only tool is a handful of directional arrows you place on the tiles as it rolls, bending its path toward the goal.
The trick is that you can't just wall off one safe route. Arrows go down while the head is already in motion, so a level really is a puzzle of timing and lookahead: place one a beat too late and the head rolls straight past the turn you needed. Diamonds and scarabs scattered across the board add a scoring layer on top of just finishing — grabbing them on the way to the body pays off, but chasing every one can cost you the run if it slows the head into a dead end.
Controls
Everything is mouse (or touch) driven. Click and hold on an arrow tile to pick it up, then release to drop it in place and set the head's new direction. Press "Go!" once your arrows are set to start the head rolling.
Tips
- Plan the last few tiles before the body first — a wrong turn near the end wastes the whole run, so lock in the finish before you fuss over early detours.
- Only detour for a diamond or scarab if it's roughly on the way; a collectible that needs an extra loop usually isn't worth the risk of missing the timer.
- Since arrows can be placed mid-roll, you don't need the whole path solved before pressing Go! — start once you're confident about the first stretch and adjust as the head approaches each junction.
It's a good pick for short, replayable sessions — quick enough for a few rounds between things, with a score to beat if you go back for a second try.
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