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A jam submission

Marble ChimesView game page

Submitted by Khyi, liamt15 โ€” 9 hours, 23 minutes before the deadline
Rated by 4 people so far
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Design Statement
Listening to the music I imagined a small clockwork machine moving rhythmically, which also reminded me of those musical marble run machines that I've always been amazed by (made by a guy called Wintergatan). This game is a small, relaxing reimagination of such contraptions, a light puzzle game that doubles as a digital wind-chime.

Game Instructions (launch steps, controls, and gameplay overview)
Select structures from the menu on the bottom left corner, click on any tile to place them. Right click on a structure to rotate it. Use WASD to move the camera. Break open the rock and reveal what's inside. Enjoy the little tune you just made :)

Gameplay walkthrough video
https://youtu.be/Y9K8nB4bcxc

Did your project use any AI tools or assets? If yes, please specify.
No.

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Comments

Submitted

I screwed up lol image.png

anyways, fun game, charming visuals. you are very hard working!

Developer(+1)

Thank you! Also don't worry if you mess up, you can restart levels with R

Submitted

This was a very nice little puzzle game :)

I really liked the early 90's style grapics, and the sound design was also pleasant.

I would have liked some explanation on what the structures do, especially the portals were unclear what they did.

Developer

Thank you for playing!

I agree that the portals were unclear, I was planning on adding visual effects that link the two of them to better explain their effect without needing written explanation, but ran out of time before I could implement it.