Marblearium Demo
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| Published | Kind | Announcement | Build |
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| Community | What was it that made you like marble games? And what was it that you missed? When I looked back at marble games (for example, Marble Blast Gold was preinstalled on my girlfriend’s PC back in 2006 (now my wife)), they often featured abstract platforms and third-person or top-down cameras. Even so, they were already relaxing. With Marblearium, I wanted something different: the fascination of real marble tracks, captured through cinematic cameras. What was it that made you… | — | |
| Community | satisfying predictability Is there something like satisfying predictability? Watching a mechanical system unfold exactly as our mind expects often feels strangely rewarding. I’m not a neuroscientist, but exploring this feeling is something I hope to capture with my game. | — | |
| Community | Trying to balance calmness and challenge Earlier today I was thinking about how Marblearium can calm the nervous system. That is actually what I would really like to achieve with this game, but I’m wondering whether this is possible in a meaningful way to balance challenge and calmness without losing the player’s attention. These are the things I’m thinking about while preparing the next build for the playtest. | — | |
| Community | Hello Steam The Marblearium store page is now live. This space will be used to share small progress, design thoughts and experiments along the way. No big announcements yet, just getting things set up. Malte | — |
Announcements are the developer’s own posts to the game’s Steam news feed: updates and their patch notes, in-game events, releases and sales. The important ones are marked on the players chart.