For those focused on being the best, you’ll find plenty of incentive to replay each level to get that top spot, and you’ll look damn good doing it in the process. It was originally released for the Switch. Showing 1 - 3 of 3 comments LegendHoamaru 5:53pm Its already on the Switch. Main and distribution switch and fuse boards must be made of incombustible insulating material, such as marble or slate free from metallic veins, and be. Any chance we can get this on Switch Thatd be great for this game I think.
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As I got the hang of the physics in the game, I went from simply rolling along the track to trying to find new shortcuts making use of extra speed and height to help cut down on my overall times on each level, and this replayability does a lot for the game in the long run. Switch Port Game looks great, but Ill likely never be playing it on my gaming PC unless I get a laptop later on that could handle it. Beating levels (or failing to do so) is strictly on how good the player is, and improving your command of your marbles is simply a delight. Marble it Up is an enjoyable game, but the short length might turn some people off, especially for its twenty dollar price point. It handles super smoothly, and at no point do you feel like the game’s difficulty comes from poor design. Some of the top times are downright insane, and it’s because Marble It Up!’s mechanics are so deceptively simple that the players are able to pull off some absolutely insane times as a result. Levels can be cleared with Silver, Gold or Platinum times, with the latter posing a pretty sizable challenge. Replaying each level is enjoyable as well, thanks to the added competition of the leaderboards.
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