Lost Marbles

<失落的弹珠>...难怪会失落，这游戏太难了！难度丧心病狂！ 当然~对高手而言这都不是问题！！！ 游戏似乎是模仿小时候玩的一个小游戏，但那个游戏关卡设计还比较合理！ 而这个游戏的关卡就各种坑玩家的选项~ 纸球，橡胶球，金属球~各有各的特性！ 纸球可以收缩，被风吹走！橡胶球可以跳跃！金属球重~~~ 最终的目标就是在限定的时间内到达目的地，别说时间了！有些关卡目的地我都到不了~

Lost Marbles concept is pretty straightforward: control and guide marbles, from the beginning of a level to the end. There are three types of marbles you will control. First, a rubber marble that can jump, swim in water and survive electrical damage. Second, a paper marble that can change its size to fit into smaller spaces and moved away on wind. Third, a metal marble that can be affected by magnets, ignore damage from fire and spikes, and accelerate forward to break through barriers. All of the marbles must reach the end of any given level in order for the stage to be completed. The puzzles require coordination and straight up puzzle solving. The controls are incredibly simple: roll your ball with the WASD keys, and change your camera angle by moving the mouse. Beyond this, a hardcore mode is available, tasking you with having to complete the levels perfectly in a raw, while failures sending you back to the beginning of the previous level. Which can be very disappointing and annoying, but fun in some wicked sense of humor way. Lost Marbles is a solid, decently polished game that delivers some well crafted challenge. If you are on the hunt for a new puzzle game to challenge you, this one is at least worth a look. Overall, the game was pleasant, refreshing and frustrating.

[h1]Challenging gameplay - giving fun for a very long time[/h1] This is a standard game of the type - get the ball to the end by avoiding obstacles. There is always a reason to come back and play a few maps. In addition, with the potential to master

[h1] This game should be called lost sanity. [/h1]

This game is really cool! Like Super Monkey Ball meets The Lost Vikings. Worth a look!

I'm not sure why this game is rated as "mixed" on the store. Sure, it's not perfect and there's room for improvement or extra content. But if there is a single thing that would make Lost Marbles deserve a positive rating, it's the very polished gameplay. The ball rolling is very smooth, controls are very responsive and there's barely any momentum (except for the metal ball, but it's very subtle) like you'd expect from a game like this. The result being an arcade experience that is very comfortable to pick up. There's a total of 40 levels divided in 4 worlds. The first 3 worlds (30 levels) aren't too hard puzzle-wise : they will make you think for a little while until you figure it out. In that, they are perfect for speedruns, and designed in such a way that they are funny to learn, memorize, and play as fast as you can. I'm really not a speedrunner, but this game seems to encourage it and makes the whole thing pretty fun to be honest. The last world (10 levels) are harder, not only the puzzles but the platforming too. They will give you a nice challenge if you're more puzzle-oriented, and even more if you want to beat the par time. Unlike other ball-rolling games, it doesn't try to copy the renowned "Ballance" from Atari, but has its own identity : the graphics (cell-shading and vibrant colours), the gameplay (arcade and time-trial), but also the mechanics (each ball has its pros and cons, as well as one special ability). All these things make Lost Marbles nice, memorable game. Sadly, it's rarely on sale, and 10€ might be slightly expensive, but when it does have a discount, you can get it for almost nothing.

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Game looks solid and pretty. Was hoping for a bit more variety than three different balls though. http://played.today/lost_marbles.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxL3tJS5LYE

Lots of fun, very old schoolish with a challenge.

It's... not bad, but could be better. Think along the lines of Monkey Ball, but with easier controls and more of a puzzle aspect (but not good puzzles). Honestly, if it was a bit cheaper, I'd be recommending it.