Lost Marbles

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Lost Marbles is a single player and multiplayer casual platformer game. It was developed by Hairy Cabbage and was released on November 18, 2022. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Lost Marbles is a fast pace physics-based rolling platformer. The game includes 3 game modes; Time Trials, Gem Arenas and Arcade Playlists. The game is broken into 5 difficulties, so no matter your style of gaming, there will always be something to play, and every level has a global scoreboard.

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Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews

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The game features excellent physics and clever level design, providing a fun and engaging experience for both new and experienced players.
It includes a functional individual level leaderboard, making it a great choice for players who enjoy speedrunning and competitive play.
The developer is actively involved and responsive, with regular updates introducing new levels and features, including an in-game level designer.

The fastest routes in speedrunning often overlook a significant portion of the map, which may limit exploration.
As the game is still in early access, some aspects may feel rough around the edges and require further polish.
The game currently lacks a larger player base, which could impact the multiplayer experience and community engagement.

stability
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The game demonstrates excellent stability, with users reporting smooth performance on the Steam Deck.
- “This game runs great on a Steam Deck too!”
gameplay
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The gameplay is praised for its engaging mechanics, drawing comparisons to Marble Blast Ultra while incorporating unique twists that enhance the experience. Players appreciate the developer's attention to detail, indicating a promising future for the game.
- “Great game in the making with plenty of developer attention, very reminiscent of Marble Blast Ultra, although with interesting and unique twists to the gameplay.”