Gorgeous game, the centrifugal gameplay and how EVERYTHING's a marble drop is really fun and clever. Routered hardwood + well-lit pseudoliminal spaces = right up my alley.

It got a bit difficult for me partway through, but I think it’s a good game. I think using actual in-game controls to make selections on the title screen is a great idea. good job!

It's a fun game idea!
I really enjoy unique control schemes but I'm stuck here and I don't really understand how to continue.

I don't understand how it behaves. In which way am I supposed to move my mouse to move the green one back and forth for instance? I turn it and it then seems to get stuck. I'm probably just doing something wrong instead of the game being broken.

This game is pretty neat! I loved how you are not in control of the ball. Such a fun puzzle game, great job!

This is a really unique game with a unique style! I really like the intro teaching you how to play the game through the play screen. However, one thing I would probably change is the camera controls as there is no way to easily move up and down. Regardless, this is a really fun entry to the jam and a heavily polished game considering it's your first 3D game!

Fun marble game like old puzzles, I wish the things could be rotated with keys instead of spinning because trying to fiddle w the mouse at different angles is more frustrating than fun, but overall fun idea 

Getting the right motions required to beat some levels is difficult, but it’s also super rewarding when you pull it off. I just wish the physics were a bit more predictable.

the game controls are pretty fun but the second level is kinda annoying 

While I like the idea of a creative and experimental menu, I couldn't figure out how to start the game, so I'm not able to rate it :(

The 3D models on these are awesome, really makes it feel like the irl version. With a bit more physics optimization, I think you've got something great on your hands

This is a really creative idea. The physics feel kinda unnatural though. The ball seems to come to a complete stop whenever the wheel changes direction. Breaking the red tape also feels a bit unpredictable, but maybe it was just a skill issue. A physics game about inertia like this is really cool, though.

I usually don't bother with games that have hard movement mechanics because I don't have the patience for them but somehow was drawn to this enough to keep playing for a while and while I didn't finish it I will say that the overall eperience was not nearly as frustrating as I initially thought it was gonna be.

The music is very soothing and the physics are working very well and the game looks pretty in general, also bonus points for the 3d!

So while this might not quite do it for me I can tell that there's a lot of fun to be had here for people who are more the target audience. Great job!

Very cozy and enjoyable game even though I suck at it xD. I just experienced a tad bit much of wheel speeding up and tossing the ball out of bounds with a slight mouse movement.

I really like the intuitive camera controls and freedom, I was pretty bad at solving the levels. Satisfying to play though!

This is such an interesting take on the theme! I found the camera controls a little difficult to contend with, and the game quickly got pretty tough, mostly because of how much progress you could lose by failing, but otherwise I really liked this. It looks great and the sound design is cozy. The interactions are pretty responsive too! The whole game just has a really nice vibe, so even though it was hard, it felt impossible to get mad at.

Nice game, very well applied physics, the sound of the ball against the wood is relaxing.

Very nice and polished game, that looks and sounds really good, the gameplay was a tad bit hard for me, but that might just be a skill issue haha.

Really neat idea, but I cannot figure out how to control it the way I want to. It's hard to get the camera right, and it's hard to get the base to be where I want while also moving the ball. Apologies if I missed other controls or things on your page, but it was just a little too hard for me to move the way I wanted.