Mazement

It is an interesting physic game where you move the ground around for the ball to roll. I would have actually liked it (and I say this as someone who hates physics games) if it wouldn't be for the horrible mouse + keyboard controls. No idea if it is any better with controller but I would imagine so.

A nice simple harmless marble game. Can be beaten in a day or a little longer if you bother to 5* every map. If I had one complaint, the powers are almost useless, largely unused except for a few bits I needed to in the 3rd area to meet 5* times. Probably not worth $5 but a nice little time waster at $2.50 or something.

Fun little game. My 2 hours was sufficient to complete every level, but not go for full stars on every level (it's not fun enough for me to be bothered doing that) - I imagine that if you did, you'd get about a further 5-6 hours out of it. The physics are intuitive and easy to handle, and unlike other tilt-maze games, it's not marred by being obnoxiously sensitive. The Steam achievements didn't register for me so if that's the main reason for a purchase maybe don't bother.

I've always wanted a modern marble madness, and this feels like a half-hearted attempt that's also part monkeyball. It's just too short (less than an hour of content) and what's there isn't at all polished. Too bad, there's a decent start on a good game here.

Quite a short game, but great fun none the less. Not so difficult that it becomes a bind, but could benefit from having difficulty levels for those who prefer more of a challenge. Overall, the story is enjoyable, the gameplay is very entertaining, and the graphics are excellent. I thoroughly recommend it!

Some interesting design choises, but ultimately the soft physics fail to deliver a grounded sense of control and a loose camera gave me a bit of motion sickness.