Marble Trap

About

Marble Trap is an isometric racing game where you navigate through treacherous tracks filled with traps such as axes, spears, and saws. With increasing difficulty, you must avoid these obstacles and reach the finish line as fast as possible to compete in the leaderboards. Inspired by classic platformers, Marble Trap offers a challenging and agile gameplay experience.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

+29

97%

Audience ScoreBased on 32 reviews

music3 positive mentions

replayability3 negative mentions

Simple and straightforward gameplay with responsive controls that make it fun to play.
Challenging levels and a leaderboard system provide a sense of accomplishment and replayability.
Great value for the price, offering a decent amount of entertainment and a catchy soundtrack.

The game is quite short, with many players finishing it in under an hour, leading to potential boredom.
Some levels can feel repetitive and lack variety, making the gameplay somewhat samey.
Certain obstacles introduce randomness that can be frustrating, detracting from the overall experience.

music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with players noting that it is surprisingly decent and catchy, despite the tracks being relatively short and looping. Overall, the soundtrack complements the gameplay effectively, contributing to a positive gaming experience.
- “Responsive controls, challenging levels, surprisingly decent music.”
- “The soundtrack is also pretty catchy in my opinion.”
- “Marble trap is fine, it plays fine, it looks fine, and the music is fine.”
- “Also, there's a set of music tracks that loop, but each track is rather short; no big deal though.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The gameplay is enjoyable and responsive, featuring a star collecting mechanic and multiple levels added since launch. It's accessible and not overly challenging, making it suitable for casual players, and offers easy achievements for those interested. Overall, it's a fun experience, especially given its low price point.
- “Since my original purchase, multiple levels were added along with a star collecting mechanic.”
- “Overall, I would definitely give this a recommendation. It's only an hour long, the gameplay is fun and not at all difficult. The game is cheap (I got it for 59 cents on sale, but the regular MSRP is 99 cents), and it has some easy achievements if you're into that.”
- “The gameplay is great and responsive, and it really helps make the game a lot of fun.”
replayability
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game offers decent replayability, particularly for speedrunners, as recent updates have introduced collectible stars and leaderboards that provide goals for players to improve their times. While the core experience is relatively short, the added elements encourage players to revisit levels for a competitive edge.
- “In terms of replayability, stars have been added recently so you can indeed go back and collect them. There are also leaderboards, so trying to speed through these levels now has some sort of actual goal.”
- “Roughly a 1-hour game snack with high replay value, if you're a speedrunner.”
- “In terms of replayability, there is some, but levels do not have any stars or anything associated with time, so it'll mainly be used to try and get the fastest time. Stars have been added recently, so you can indeed go back and collect them, albeit they don't do a whole lot besides being a collectible. There are also leaderboards, so trying to speed through these levels now has some sort of actual goal.”
- “The game lacks meaningful replayability; once you've completed the levels, there's little incentive to return. The addition of collectibles and leaderboards feels superficial and doesn't significantly enhance the experience.”
- “While there are some elements that encourage replayability, such as collectibles and leaderboards, they don't provide enough motivation to revisit the game after the initial playthrough.”