I played the game using an Xbox One controller, rather than with the mouse and keyboard, and found the controls to be quite comfy and easy to operate. It serves up as a fairly simple to follow tutorial that demonstrates that the game has relatively easy controls. Naturally, the first chapter is a tutorial on what you will encounter as you play the other chapters. There are a total of 50 levels spread throughout five chapters. Sounds simple right? There is no crazy narrative for you to have to succumb yourself to, no Princess to save, no Metal Gear to destroy not even any Gym Leaders to battle! Just nice and simple gameplay. So, what is the concept of Marble it Up!? It’s very very simple, you control a ball which you must roll and jump your way from the starting point to the end of the stage in a specific time limit.
Unfortunately, I haven’t seen or played other games that gave me that same vibe, so when my editor asked me to review Marble it Up!, I knew instantly that I would enjoy the game.ĭevelopers Blueteak, The Engine Company, Shapes and Lines, and Arcturus Interactive (under Bad Habit Productions) have not only captured the feeling well, but they have also been great at supporting the game with updates post-release. Marble it Up! instantly caught my eye as it reminded me of one of my favourite games to play on the Nintendo Gamecube, Super Monkey Ball. I am a massive fan of bringing back ideas from games of the past that are no longer around.
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