Description

Colorful glass marbles slide into a tidy grid and every move you make nudges the whole puzzle toward harmony in Marble Snap: you place marbles one at a time on open sockets, rotate small rings when the level allows, and line up colors and symbols so chains resolve into clean clears; early stages teach the basics with gentle boards that accept straight color matches, then introduce split marbles that can complete two patterns at once, blockers that only move after you resolve a linked pair, and anchor pins that force you to plan around fixed points; controls are simple—drag to position, long-press to preview valid snaps, and flick to rotate a ring—yet the challenge rests in thinking two or three turns ahead so your next incoming piece lands into a prepared pocket rather than choking your best lane; practical strategy grows from board management: open the center before committing to corners, reserve at least one “utility” socket near the edge to park a troublesome piece, and always scan for diagonal snaps because they unlock more intersections than straight rows; when wild marbles appear, resist the urge to spend them immediately—tuck them beside a pair and wait until the following piece creates a cascading fuse, because two chains in sequence score better and clear more space than one flashy pop; if a level features lock tiles that release after color sets, clear near the locks first so fresh space appears exactly where you need it; timed challenges reward calm repetition—don’t chase every possibility, loop a simple pattern you trust and let the timer stretch your focus rather than your luck; daily boards remix familiar layouts with slight offsets, a subtle lesson in adaptability that keeps the game relaxing while still asking for thoughtful placement; accessibility is considered with color-independent shape markers on every marble, a high-contrast mode for the board, gentle haptics on valid snaps, and optional text-to-voice prompts that read the next piece when you look away; the pleasure here isn’t noisy fireworks but the quiet click of foresight—set up two snaps, drop the third piece, and watch the grid untangle in a smooth chain that leaves just the pocket you were hoping to fill; whether you play ten minutes for a quick mental reset or sink into a longer session chasing a perfect board with zero wasted moves, the feeling stays the same: clean logic, steady progress, and the soft reward of making order from color and glass one deliberate placement at a time.

Instruction

Mouse Click and drag to connect matching marble balls

Specifications

• Easy to play