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November 19th, 2007

Marblet (hands on) - Posted by Luka M.

Kenney, the same person from the, dare I say, controversial article, is coming back with a new game. Is it a small and quick mini game like others? I proudly say no. As I start the game, I see the cutest intro ever seen in a flash industry. I’m not kidding. I really like to start the game over and over again just to see that “Kenney presents” intro. Not to fear, it’s not the same one as in the trailer (following below) but you get to see it in a final version. On with the preview of the actual game.

There’s not too much to say about the game since it’s basically a game based on Marble Madness from the 80’s. There are a couple of things worth mentioning and being looked forward to. Really nice, clean and modern graphics, new levels that don’t have anything to do with the original version of the game, high difficulty, different variations of obstacles (ways you have to unlock, electricity, moving platforms…) and of course a high score and a timer which you can’t go without. Especially in a game like this where it’s all about the time and the score. I am already seeing speed runs of this on YouTube since the same happen with Marble Madness. I’ve played through the first couple of levels vs. Marble Madness’ six levels and the game wasn’t as difficult as the original although some people are still annoyed by it’s current difficulty, which is a good thing. I am faithful to the original so I like it that way. You really need skill to grasp the physics of the ball/marble so I have to admit, non gamers will have a hard time playing it.
The graphics are a big plus and there are some cute details like stars which spawn as you accelate at a faster speed in a very subtle yet noticable way. If you’re a fan of Marble Madness or not, this is one of the games to look forward to. Here’s to hoping it will have as twice as much levels as I played through. Coming out whenever it’s coming out.

ps. There might be some competition going on with this game when it comes out but maybe it’s just me.

- Luka M.,
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