Marbleous! 0.68.1

Reviews

2 ★, on 2021-03-08
I actually loved your marble game. I stopped playing it for a few months and came back to play it to relax. Found out it started me all the way back on Level 1, but I still have all my coins and houses to prove I've gotten so much further. I loved to zip through levels. But now with your new mechanic that doesn't allow you to move your ball until another stops. Makes it irritating to play. It used to be a relaxing game. Now it isn't.

1 ★, on 2020-11-24
I really used to love this game and had reached nearly 4000 levels. But the recent update has made me uninstall it. There was no need of changing the way to hit the marble after the blue marble hits the spot. I liked to speed run through the shots and just compete with my every try. But now it's too slow.

1 ★, on 2020-11-18
Was a great game until the update. The update reset my progress back to level 1. Hence the one star. Updates should not reset games. Uninstalling. Not happy. 1 star for game play due to the reset.

5 ★, on 2020-11-01
Great game, guys (but I am encountering a small problem, the buildings are totally pink, so you should check the textures or the model).

2 ★, on 2019-09-30
The concept is fine, but never builds on anything new - it's always the same thing, and there's no gimmicks that would make me interested and feel compelled to try the next level to play with it again. Also, the ads - good games put in only sparatic video ads or only banner ads. Great games make it so you can pick whether you want to see banner ads or video ads. This is neither. Also, this is a personal thing, but I don't like the emoji that appears after every single completed level.

1 ★, on 2019-09-22
The concept of the game is pretty good, not one I've seen before. However the ratio of ads to gameplay is just inordinate. There's a full screen popup ad every 3-4 levels, with a *minimum* 5 second timer to be able to close it, on top of banner ads almost constantly and large ads on each between level. They also (of course) offer paid ad removal. I understand these are the money makers, but this is a bit excessive.