Marble Trap

GOOD GAME

Recommended. This has the potential to be a great little ball roller, but it falls very short. The look and feel are really well done. The physics feels very responsive and after a couple levels you'll be whipping around at high speed. The biggest drawback is how bland the level design becomes. It feels like they can trim about 70% out of the game to make it feel less grindy. Otherwise, it's a fun time killer.

Love this game! So relaxing and fun, also challenging and gives you a feeling of accomplishment when you beat a difficult stage. Very enjoyable, highly recommended

Дpoчeвo и мозговынос. 40ые уровни сложнее, чем 140ые (всего 144 уровня). Пройдена вдоль и поперёк, получены все достижения, успешно удалена с компьютера и забыта как страшный сон. Качественно, красиво, но какого xyя приходится всё спидранить и заучивать !

This game is awesome! You control a marble rolling at full speed through a narrow track full of curves and obstacles to avoid, while also trying to get the best time. It's hard to find something that sounds better for a LAN party. But don´t worry, you can still compete when you are at home. There are daily and weekly runs where you can try to get the best time! The controls are good, you can fully play with gamepad, including the menus, and the player controls feel very well balanced (phisics, inertia and cutting edges), and the music fits perfect. You should try it!

Muy buen juego.

Like most other NanningsGames games, it controls well, is very simple, and has a pleasant soundtrack, but I found this one extremely frustrating. Most of the levels that had multiple of the basic cannons felt like complete RNG, if they hit you or not. If I'm playing what is essentially a precision platformer, I do not want to feel like I have to constantly deal with RNG. There's also some levels with obstacles that just appear right under you and instakill you if you did not know they were there in advance, requiring trial and error of just dying to them first. About half the levels in the game that have clearly telegraphed obstacles and no RNG were great. Especially the last 24 levels were great: no RNG nonesense, and there's a lot of elevation, allowing for trying to create lots of your own shortcuts, and I could see wanting to replay them to speedrun them and get better leaderboard times. But the other half of levels felt way too frustrating, to the point of it souring the entire game for me. I also experienced lag in the game starting from the desert levels, and changing vsync settings in the game did not fix the issue. That said, judging from other reviews, it seems most did not find it as frustrating as I did, so take my review with a grain of salt.