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Version 1.1.2 · 2025-10-12
- Added a new stage. - Introduced new gimmicks: Color Panels and Jump.
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The store currently lists version 1.1.2, updated 2025-10-12.








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A relaxing marble app where countless marbles roll and tumble across the course.
Watching small marbles roll one after another is soothing and fun — you may even lose track of time just gazing at them.
In this app, you can enjoy many different types of courses, from classic and simple layouts to unique and playful ones.
The charm lies not only in watching the flow, but also in being able to add your own twists and enjoy different ways to play.
The rolling marbles can be stopped, thrown, or redirected, allowing for all kinds of surprising moments.
• With stoppers, you can hold back marbles and then release them all at once. It feels exciting to see a sudden rush of marbles flowing out together.
• Place pins wherever you like to scatter the flow, split the marbles into unexpected paths, or even create small dead ends.…
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- Added a new stage. - Introduced new gimmicks: Color Panels and Jump.
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