Renegade Cat Marbles

Eh. Balls bounce around & make money so you can upgrade active pieces on the field to make more money. Spent money adds up in a pool; hit cash thresholds to earn meta currency & unlock new sections to make more money. Rinse & repeat a couple times, the game ends. It's an okay project. Simple but rather uninteresting. There's lots of clicking. Ball physics freak out every now & then so they get stuck in odd places. There's an autobuy toggle for a couple of the upgrades but if they're running at certain points they can hard crash the game. It's... fine. Pick it up cheap for a weekend distraction if you want and it'll suffice, just don't expect it to be a mindblower.

Idle & Incremental Lovers recommends Renegade Cat Marbles: [i] Tons of fun featuring cats and plinko. Upgrading galore, you can improve absolutely every elements of a convoluted marble circuit. Control RNG, give jobs to the cats, make numbers go up, beat the dog! [/i] + This game has an absolutely great and creative feature: you can upgrade your machinery directly on the screen during play just by clicking on the element you want to improve, and there are a lot of them! + Physics gadgets reminiscent of Rube Goldberg machines. + Job system for the cat marbles is a creative and fun idea. + Not a short run based system, meaning you can decide to idle a little to earn more money (or prestige based on money spent) if you want. + Good pacing, the game does a great job at introducing progressively new parts to the circuit and new cat marbles jobs. + A boss and a well-done real ending! :-) - Prestige system is a bit too simplistic and linear. - Could use more visual clues to show chich parts of the circuit you can improve, it's easy to miss one. - In the very endgame, you have to do a lot of mindless clicking to give jobs and strengthen your marble cats. These mechanisms could be more wris…