
Marble Machina
You wake up in a surreal factory with no memory of how you arrived. Punch cards operate strange machines, floors rise and fall beneath your feet, and teleporters lead who knows where. You’re fairly sure you haven’t gone mad. Still, just to be safe, you’d better collect all your marbles.
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Marble Machina is a block-pushing puzzler where the goal is to collect all the marbles and, hopefully, recover your own in the process. Somehow, you’ve ended up in a surreal factory where the floors refuse to stay put and the blocks you push can swap roles with the ground beneath your feet. But that is only the beginning: dig through walls, form snakes, and navigate teleporters as you work through a series of carefully hand-designed levels. As the game progresses, new mechanics appear, including rock-paper-scissors interactions and puzzles involving falling blocks and gravity.
Features:
Creative, hand-made puzzles
Cute, colourful graphics by Noa
Relaxing original guitar soundtrack
Optional, progressive clue system
Re-bindable keys
Full or windowed (fully resizable) play
Level progress and undo history persist per level
Level editor