Cozy Marbles

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I've always been an enthusiast of any and all things related to marble runs and marble run creation, and among all the marble run sandbox games I've played and/or looked into, Cozy Marbles definitely has a lot of advantages over its competitors. While games like Marble World definitely have way more tools, track pieces, and their customization is way more free-form than Cozy Marbles, the latter of these is a bit more structured and modular by comparison, leaving little room for track misalignments. If misalignments DO happen, they can easily be adjusted and tweaked. The physics are another aspect where Cozy Marbles has a leg up... well... sort of. While the marbles roll with a bit more of a satisfying weight and speed, ESPECIALLY when it comes to rolling in funnels, where the physics fall short (at least in the game's current condition), is the randomness. As I and others have noticed, the pathing of the marbles is almost always the same, only ever diverting from that through exterior intervention (a moving block/pin, another marble, etc.). I'm sure a simple patch will weed this issue out, among others, but until then, I don't see this stopping me from still making some interesting marble runs with the already amazing set of track pieces available. Heck, I don't think I've ever seen anyone do metal rails the way Cozy Marbles does. This review will be edited/updated as the game continues to grow, all that to say, even in the game's current state, I wholeheartedly recommend it for anyone who has ever had any love for marble runs at any point in their life!

Love the game so far, scratches that specific itch in my brain, I just wish there were more big pieces that fit together or you could maybe modify them. Also that supporter pack message will not go away. I have restarted 10 times, still stuck on my screen.

A really fun little marble run and race maker that does exactly what it says on the tin. It doesn't have the depth or complexity of some others, but it wins out with a much more friendly interface that doesn't feel like you're positioning meshes in a game engine. It would benefit from some more blocks, but it's a lot of fun as is.

I am having such a good time playing this game. I've been looking for a slower paced game for MONTHS trying to just relax for a while. This is definitely it. There is so much to do I can feel my little monkey brain working. I like the shop system because it encourages you to really dive into the game without it feeling like you HAVE to grind achievements. The game is plenty playable without the shoppable items. I'm obsessed with silly marble racing online, so getting to make my own little races is such a good time. The customizable marbles make me giggle. The only thing I can think of to mention is that the track pieces feel pretty 1-lane heavy and trying to build wider lanes is a little frustrating and the races are my favorite part! All the pieces seem to go down? Perhaps I'm missing something or I need to think more outside the box. I can't wait to spend more time on this and I'm excited to see what else they'll do! :)

Object placement is way too restrictive, even when you tweak settings. It's impossible to get really weird with it, and often even basic ideas are frustrating to get to work.

Its a good game, its cozy and fun. Its a sandbox game, where you build tracks and other things and watch marbles run down the tracks. Its overall great, but i feel like there's a lot of "QOL" quality of life, missing, there's a bunch of small stuff you might get frustrated with, like it having no mirror mode, big tracks only going slightly down or slightly up and having no straight option for it. There's a bunch of small things that gets on my nerves. Other than that, its a great game.