About This Game Marble Muse is an indie physics based game, where you tilt the environment using gravity to navigate a marble through increasingly mind bending courses. Enter the inventor's workshop with many elaborate levels to master and many hidden secrets to discover. Test all his inventions, starting with proof of concept and ending with the finished product.Features24 levels Levels made of cardboard, wood, metal, electronic components, etc. Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum(Challenge mode) times to beat. Secrets mode for each level - Find the hidden marble and red stars. Challenge mode for each level - The marble moves twice as fast. Marble selection Steam AchievementsSteam LeaderboardsSteam Trading CardsSteam Cloud SavesLevel Creator 6d5b4406ea Title: Marble MuseGenre: Casual, Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Ketos GamesPublisher:Ketos GamesRelease Date: 14 Aug, 2015 Marble Muse Free Download [torrent Full] Awsome game. I lke games like these.. Shockingly enough, the controls are horrendous. The marble barely responds to the mouse moving the platforms; it's absolutely embarrassing how hard it is just to make the marble collect one star. I also disliked the full 180 degree turn the camera makes if you make an attempt to look at the levels better, so essentially you only get two distinct angles of view. And even then when you flip the camera it spins around so quickly that you barely have any time to re-adjust the angle of the floor before the marble goes careening off the edge. The marble itself is painfully sluggish, and with how strict the medal times are it grates on you very quickly and you just want the marble move faster.Overall there's just no fluent control of the game; it doesn't feel the least bit polished in comparison to games like Monkey Ball, and it succeeds very well in ruining the immerson of the game completely. This game set a personal, land-speed record for me of "Fastest Game Refunded." I cannot recommend this game, at all.. A rather short game I picked up for $2.00 while it was on sale. The price by default is a little steep, so if you get it I'd recommend getting it on sale. The gameplay reminded me of Marble Saga: Kororinpa for the Wii, and that pretty much sold the game for me. Controls very similar to that game as well, gave some nostalgia. After you clear all the levels, you get a level creator that I think could benefit a lot more from Steam Workshop integration. Lots of fun mechanics and levels, especially the last world.. I really like these types of marble games (marble madness, etc) but this one can barely run on my laptop which can play a lot of AAA titles ok. Definitely potential but unplayable at 10 frames per second. Very expensive for something that looks and plays like a mobile game. The graphics are nice, but the performance wasn't as good as I hoped for such a simple game.It was also quite fustrating. Would rather play Super Monkey Ball on Dolphin emulator for free.. Shockingly enough, the controls are horrendous. The marble barely responds to the mouse moving the platforms; it's absolutely embarrassing how hard it is just to make the marble collect one star. I also disliked the full 180 degree turn the camera makes if you make an attempt to look at the levels better, so essentially you only get two distinct angles of view. And even then when you flip the camera it spins around so quickly that you barely have any time to re-adjust the angle of the floor before the marble goes careening off the edge. The marble itself is painfully sluggish, and with how strict the medal times are it grates on you very quickly and you just want the marble move faster.Overall there's just no fluent control of the game; it doesn't feel the least bit polished in comparison to games like Monkey Ball, and it succeeds very well in ruining the immerson of the game completely. This game set a personal, land-speed record for me of "Fastest Game Refunded." I cannot recommend this game, at all.. I really like these types of marble games (marble madness, etc) but this one can barely run on my laptop which can play a lot of AAA titles ok. Definitely potential but unplayable at 10 frames per second. Very expensive for something that looks and plays like a mobile game. The graphics are nice, but the performance wasn't as good as I hoped for such a simple game.It was also quite fustrating. Would rather play Super Monkey Ball on Dolphin emulator for free.
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