Marbles
By mik - uploaded on 2008-7-13 2595 views (124 in the last 7 days) 9 votes (2 in the last 7 days)
Tags: boardgame game mouse physics simulation with-source
How to play:
Press 'Run' and then click-and-drag the golden ball. Clear the
board within the given number of moves. Bonus points are awarded
for keeping the golden ball on the board when it is cleared, and
for finishing in fewer moves than indicated. You earn an additional try
for every three boards cleared.
New in this version: More (and more interesting) levels.
Ideas for the future:
Levels (so that you only go to the beginning of the current level
when you lose, not the very start of the game).
"Black marbles": these must not fall of the board (but will be somewhat
in the way).
Smoking marbles (these must be cleared off the board within a given
time, or they'll explode...)
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mik writes (on 2008-10-21):
To stop an object being moved, lock the scenario. You can do this with a checkbox at the bottom of the 'Export' dialogue.
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sat Oct 25 21:08:55 UTC 2008
mjrb4 writes (on 2008-10-26):
Love the extra levels in this, especially the ones with the wooden blocks!
A new version of this scenario was uploaded on Sun Oct 26 10:34:59 UTC 2008
mik writes (on 2008-10-26):
Fixed a bug: when gold marble drops, don't lose the board immediately, but wait until other balls stop to see whether the board is cleared.
qnanqing writes (on 2008-10-26):
wow, if clicked the run button again while its game over, i can play it again :D
mjrb4 writes (on 2008-10-26):
You can as well! Perhaps another bugfix needed ;) Got a bit further this time - though I got stuck on board 10.
mik writes (on 2008-10-27):
I got to board 15. I could get to 12 without losing a try, but then I lost a few tries on every board from then on...
RHINO_Mk.II writes (on 2008-11-17):
Number 13 is evil... but this is a great scenario. I still can't tell whether the angle is calculated from the image of the marble it hits including or excluding the shadow. How many boards did you create?
mik writes (on 2008-11-17):
There are 16 boards at the moment. Maybe I should ad a mechanism that allows you to start at a later level once you've solved it before... As it is, maybe nobody has ever seen Board 14 (my favourite)...
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