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Marble Maze is a procedurally generated maze in which you will navigate a marble through a maze to get to the finish at the other end. The further you get in the game the mazes will get larger, more difficult, and include new hazards! No maze is the same!

Set a high score with your highest level reached! There is no level codes to start anywhere or save points. Collect lives and get as far as you can!


StatusIn development
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorBrew Software House
GenrePuzzle
Tags3D, maze, Unity

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Marble Maze Mac 23 MB
Marble Maze Linux 14 MB
Marble Maze WebGL 12 MB
Marble Maze Windows 22 MB

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Hiii, I've made a video about the game and wanted to share some feedback about it with you :), hopefully it is useful to you :D

-The concept is pretty interesting, and you should consider porting it to smartphones as I think that this game could be pretty awesome in that platform if you manage to make it work with the gyroscope on mobile phones.

-Visually the game looks fantastic.

-The gameplay mechanics are pretty solid, but the controls sometimes felt hard to manage as you move the level from the camera perspective and not directly the ball, but once you get into it is really good :)

Hopefully this is useful to you :D, also if you could subscribe that would help me a lot :)

Regards

Hey Full throttle! 

Thanks your checking the game out and giving some constructive input it is absolutely helpful and We appreciate it! We will definitely take what you said to heart and make sure we tweak controls a little better in future projects and maybe update this as you mentioned and maybe port it once our skillset improves a little =) 

You are welcome , good luck ^^

Great game build with a spirited and plucky crew.

Thank you Gord :)