Lose Your Marbles Game
Connect at least 3 marbles in the middle row, and try to beat the highscore. The game speeds up after every level up. Can you make it past level 15? Losing Your Marbles is the new match 3 sensation! This challenging and addictive game is a must-have for anyone who liked the original Windows Lose Your Marbles, or that russian falling blocks game that was quite the rage in the 90's. You line up three marbles of the same colour inside the black square and one marble drops into the opponents column. Whoever's column fills up first loses the game! edit description view history. Reviewer: tatnai - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 20, 2019 Subject: Lose your Marbles It's a fun game for one or more people. I play alone on the keyboard. Like all good puzzle games, Lose Your Marbles has an original concept that is easy to learn but hard to master. You play versus the computer or a friend, and the object of the game is to keep your board clear of marbles while your opponent tries to do the same. When you start a game.
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This is a marble color matching game, where you have marbles coming your way in vertical rows from above, and you have to try and match them in color. Each falling set has three marbles and if you manage to match three vertically, horizontally or diagonally, they disappear. The idea is to arrange the falling marbles in such a manner as to keep them in short numbers, so as to allow others to come. The drill thus, is to keep an eye on the way you arrange them, as you can't always count on the PC throwing marbles your way that can immediately be discarded. Also, with later levels, the speed of the marbles increases, so you have to react quickly as well. The game also packs a few backgrounds, which will cycle as you progress and your high scores are recorded. All in all a great puzzle, rather the kind I'd see myself play more of on the go, on a phone, but well, if you want it on your PC, you can have it as well. A good alternative would be Columns III which offers you just the same experience, with a different graphical presentation, a simpler one.