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Marble Land

Marble Land

Released: 12/6/2017

Marble Land is a physics-based puzzle game that was designed primarily for VR. The purpose of the game is to guide a rolling marble on the correct path to its target destination by changing the configuration of the elements in the level. The game contains 45 levels of increasing difficulty, split across three different environments: the desert, the cave and the mountain. There is no time limit on the puzzles and you can try as many different approaches as you like in order to find the solution. Marble Land offers an immersive and comfortable experience that doesn’t induce any VR motion sickness. It can be played using a gamepad or motion controllers, either as a sitting, standing or room-scale VR experience. It can also be played as a non-VR game, with mouse and keyboard or a standard controller. Features: 45 different puzzles of increasing complexity 3 gorgeous and relaxing environments Lots of different level mechanics and contraptions Playable VR modes: sitting, standing and room-scale Comfortable VR experience, no motion sickness Support for motion controllers, gamepad Playable as Non-VR game (doesn't require a VR headset)

Marble Land is a physics-based puzzle game that was designed primarily for VR. The purpose of the game is to guide a rolling marble on the correct path to its target destination by changing the configuration of the elements in the level. The game contains 45 levels of increasing difficulty, split across three different environments: the desert, the cave and the mountain. There is no time limit on the puzzles and you can try as many different approaches as you like in order to find the solution. Marble Land offers an immersive and comfortable experience that doesn’t induce any VR motion sickness. It can be played using a gamepad or motion controllers, either as a sitting, standing or room-scale VR experience. It can also be played as a non-VR game, with mouse and keyboard or a standard controller. Features: 45 different puzzles of increasing complexity 3 gorgeous and relaxing environments Lots of different level mechanics and contraptions Playable VR modes: sitting, standing and room-scale Comfortable VR experience, no motion sickness Support for motion controllers, gamepad Playable as Non-VR game (doesn't require a VR headset)

Marble Land is a physics-based puzzle game that was designed primarily for VR. The purpose of the game is to guide a rolling marble on the correct path to its target destination by changing the configuration of the elements in the level. The game contains 45 levels of increasing difficulty, split across three different environments: the desert, the cave and the mountain. There is no time limit on the puzzles and you can try as many different approaches as you like in order to find the solution. Marble Land offers an immersive and comfortable experience that doesn’t induce any VR motion sickness. It can be played using a gamepad or motion controllers, either as a sitting, standing or room-scale VR experience. It can also be played as a non-VR game, with mouse and keyboard or a standard controller. Features: 45 different puzzles of increasing complexity 3 gorgeous and relaxing environments Lots of different level mechanics and contraptions Playable VR modes: sitting, standing and room-scale Comfortable VR experience, no motion sickness Support for motion controllers, gamepad Playable as Non-VR game (doesn't require a VR headset)

Critics
74
Steam
87

Score Breakdown

74.0

Critic Average

1 reviews

87

Steam User Score

95 reviews

N/A

Metacritic User Score

Less than 20 reviews

Disparity Breakdown

Steam Disparity
-13.4
Metacritic Disparity
N/A
Combined Disparity
-13.4

Average of both sources

Review Timing

0 launch window (0%)1 late (100%)