A toy track set includes a plurality of track sections, magnetic blocks, and a toy ball. The plurality of the track sections includes a first track section, a second track section, a third track section, a fourth track section, a fifth track section, a sixth track section, a seventh track section, an eighth track section, a ninth track section, and a tenth track section. Connecting columns of the track sections are capable of matching with connecting holes on both sides of magnetic blocks. The track sections may be matched in pair, meanwhile, an assembling direction may be changed.

A rolling ball toy set is disclosed. The toy set includes two or more segments. Each segment defines a channel that extends from a first end thereof to a second end thereof that allows a marble to be rolled therein. The segment includes a first connection means at the first end and a second connection means at the second end. The first connection means of the segment is releasably pivotably couplable to the second connection means of another segment to form a track.

A miniature ball run system may have a first component with opposing faces and a conduit interconnecting the opposing faces. The first component is configured to allow an object to traverse the first component in response to a force and pass through a second component interconnected with one of the opposing faces. The second component and the first component each have a plurality of surfaces that are untouchable by the object as it traverses the first component or the second component when in motion.

A multi-lane release gate marble run module is for use with interconnectable marble run modules. The release gate marble run module includes marble travel tracks, at least one frame, and a gate arm. Each marble track includes a concave travel surface and an exit tube, the exit tube connectable to another marble run module. The marble travel tracks include travel surfaces. The gate arm is rotatably coupled to the at least one frame, and includes a first gate and a second gate at a first end thereof. The gate arm is rotatable from a first gate position in which the first gate and the second gate block marble travel in respective tracks, and a second gate position in which the first gate and second gate allow marble travel in the respective tracks.

A maze game includes a rollable object (101) such as a marble, a tiltable base platform (102), and a plurality of tiles (110,112,114,116,120). Each tile has a respective tenon (300b,356) configured to be inserted into any mortise (124) of selectable positions on the base platform. Each tile has a top surface with a respective recess (304,312,322,332,342,352) or shape therein forming a path segment for the marble. An alignment of a first recess or shape on a first tile with a second recess or shape on a second tile adjacent to the first tile forms at least a portion of a continuous path (106) for rolling of the marble. A player can tilt the tiltable base platform (102) to guide the marble along the continuous path.