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Marble Tilt

A relaxing physics-based tilt-maze puzzle game where you guide a marble through handcrafted wooden levels with smooth, precise control.

Release date
October 15, 2026
Platforms
Windows, macOS
Developer
FunFant
Publisher
FunFant
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About Marble Tilt

Marble Tilt is a relaxing physics-based puzzle game where you guide a marble through handcrafted wooden mazes simply by tilting the board. Each stage is a small mechanical challenge that rewards precision, timing, and flow. Built with PC and Mac in mind. Features25 handcrafted tilt-maze puzzles designed for relaxing but skillful playSmooth and natural physics with responsive controlA calming wooden atmosphere with matching audioTested on a game controller and keyboard.

More precise on analog controller stick. Easy at first — then more challenging. Master the tilt, find the fastest routes, and climb the leaderboard. Perfect for players who enjoy relaxing physics puzzles, marble mazes, and precision-based wooden labyrinth challenges. Bluetooth controllers are supported as well, but since it is not possible to test every hardware combination, this option is not officially marked.

It has been verified to work wirelessly with a PS5 controller on a MacBook Air M4.

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