Marble Mayhem: Fragile Ball

It's yet another difficult precision platformer with minimalistic design, it does have its own quirk though. Despite being difficult I found it funny because of the controls, you gotta tilt the screen ( or level, depending on how you see it ) to move the ball and at the same time focus on balance to not break it. The soundtrack is basically the cherry on top, I mean it isn't bad but some of the tracks can be distracting (in a funny way) depending on the level. I'd say it is worth the asking price.

Frustrating controls, poor physics, and excessive precision

I'm sure 99% of people don't read the reviews. So you may not know that Naruto can be a bit harsh sometimes. You may not know this, but Naruto also grew up without a father. In fact, he never met either of his parents and never had any friends.

Puzzle games that aren't Tetris usually piss me off, this one I'm indifferent to. Probably helps that the ball amusingly explodes into a million pieces and the visuals are nostalgic in a way.

Thanks, Jaakko.
For leading me here.

This sort of gameplay is better suited on a mobile device. Aside from that, the levels require precision and you have to deal with finnicky controls.

áge rating 12: violence lmao

Not good enough to be worth the challenge

The concept is fine but the execution could've been a lot better. The controls and physics are pretty finicky - feels like the real challenge isn't the level design but the controls. When you're not fighting the controls you'll be frustrated by the stupid amount of precise and timing required for some sections, or the ball shattering.

The visuals and audio are extremely generic and uninspired. There are also a few bugs - for instance the game froze and crashed when I tried changing to fullscreen. While it's only $0.55 on sale, your time and money would be better spent elsewhere.

The most sensitive and fragile ball in video game history, even more so than the balls in Marble Madness and Hamsterball.

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