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Marble Shooter is a 2D arcade puzzle game released on October 23, 2026. Set around ancient Aztec temples and jungle ruins, the game puts you in control of a rotating stone frog that shoots colored marbles at a moving chain. Match three or more marbles of the same color to clear them before they reach the golden skull pit. There are two modes to try, along with different tracks and useful power-ups. The rules are simple, but it gets harder when the chain speeds up and you have to choose your shots quickly.
Aim: Move your mouse to point at the marbles you want to hit.
Shoot: Click the left mouse button to fire.
Swap colors: Right-click to switch your current marble with the next one.
Pause: Press Esc or open the menu when you need a break.
Play on mobile: Use touch controls if they’re available in your version.
It’s easy to get started. Just shoot marbles and match the colors. You don’t need a long tutorial to figure it out.
Some shots work out really well. Clear one group and the marbles behind it might connect, giving you another match without much effort.
You have two modes to choose from. Adventure Mode lets you work through temple levels, while Survive Mode keeps the marble streams coming across 20 maps.
Power-ups help when you’re stuck. You can drop a bomb, slow the chain, send it backward, or use a laser to line up your shot.
It gets tense near the end. When the marbles get too close to the skull pit, you have to make decisions quickly. One good shot can save the round, but a bad one can make things worse.
Check your next marble. Swap it if the color doesn’t fit what you’re trying to clear.
Try shooting in the middle. Removing marbles there can bring matching colors together.
Don’t waste too much time aiming. The chain won’t wait for you, especially in later levels.
Save power-ups for bad situations. A bomb or slowdown is more useful when the track is crowded.
Keep an eye out for coins. You can shoot through certain gaps to collect them.
Finish the whole chain. In Adventure Mode, filling the progress bar stops new marbles from spawning, but you still need to clear the ones left on the track.
