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Version 1.1.1 · 2026-06-29
New levels updated!
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The store currently lists version 1.1.1, updated 2026-06-29.








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Welcome to Marblow, a satisfying 3D puzzle game where colorful marbles flow along conveyor belts and your sorting skills are put to the test.
Your goal is simple: guide each marble into the tray that matches its color. As more marbles appear and the conveyor becomes busier, you'll need quick thinking, careful planning, and perfect timing to keep everything organized.
Easy to learn and rewarding to master, Marblow combines smooth marble movement, colorful visuals, and engaging sorting mechanics to create a relaxing yet challenging puzzle experience.
Features
- Sort colorful marbles into matching trays
- Fun conveyor-based puzzle gameplay
- Simple controls with satisfying marble flow
- Increasingly challenging levels and sorting patterns
- Smooth 3D visuals and relaxing animations
- Quick and enjoyable puzzle sessions anytime…
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