
Using only marbles and gravity, solve logic problems in surprising ways!
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Unique concept with fun and challenging puzzles!
Mental puzzles, my controller now has bite marks
Have currently finished all but the last two or three levels (still working on those). There's some polish this could use - On the simpler side, I wish it would save working solutions so if you try to optimize later and mess it up, you can restore your last working solution. On the more complex side, it would also be nice if this had zachtronics-style histograms. That said, the game still feels pretty good and I'd say it's definitely worth it, especially given the price point. Some of the reviews mention few puzzles, but I believe more were added in 2022. The later ones are extra hard (like binary addition) and will require quite a bit of thinking, even if you already know exactly how binary addition works in a non-marble-based-world. Also a tip: On Principle 6: When the game says right click, you have to right click a node and then drag it onto the junction. This wasn't intuitively explained so I couldn't quite figure it out until rewatching the game trailer.
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Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
Very very good
Mechanics are a little too fiddily, but that would be fine if any of the 3 color options helped me see which order to put these in. There are two levels that block progression where the entire puzzle is order the 8 and 12 colors in order and I couldn't get past them because the order they come out isn't clear either. I assume it's right to left top to bottom like reading but by not being able to see the color I just didn't really feel like continuing.
It made my brain go very woozy multiple times playing this game.
Is there anything more satisfying than watching marble run vids? - Yes, when you actually build one! Despite the game has some bizarre settings different from the real world physics, like the marbles vaporized when they collided. But the devs did turn the setting into some usable methods and created incredible possibilities for marble computing machine. Totally recommend.
This game is a fun set of puzzles. I enjoyed each one as it brought a new challenge. My only sad point is I wish there were more puzzles, and I hope they make an update later to add more.
5mb worth of brain frying materials, good for a quick demise
This game isn't even with its $1 price tag. It is one of the least polished, most buggy messes I have ever played. From one indie dev to another, do better.
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