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- 3 new upgrade cards: One more flick, Shield, Rain boots - The upgrade window now appears every 3 land claims - New icons, and the main screen no longer drags around - Cleaned up the bottom tabs on the main screen
Flick three times, get home. Everything inside your path becomes your land.
Remember the playground game where you drew a home on the ground, flicked a marble three times, and everything inside your path became your land? Marble Land Grab brings it to your phone. ■ The classic rules - Pull back and release to flick your marble. - Leave your land and return within 3 flicks: everything inside your path is yours. - Enclose someone else's land and take it all. ■ io-style tension - While you are out, if another marble crosses your path, you are cut and lose everything. - Cut their paths to turn the match around. - Watch your place on the leaderboard move as the ground changes hands. ■ Four modes - 5-player Survival: 60 seconds, last one standing or the biggest land wins. - Daily Challenge: the same board for everyone each day, compete on score. - Endless io: a huge map with 40 rivals. - Classic: the original playground rules, turn by turn. Pass one phone around to play with a friend. - Obstacles: rocks bounce, puddles trap, sand slows. Choose none, some, or many. ■ Grow stronger every time you claim - In Survival and the Daily Challenge, each claim offers three upgrade cards. Pick one. - Harder flick, longer roll, heavier marble, bouncier marble. They last for that round only. ■ Coins and marbles - Every round pays coins for your rank and your cuts. Watch an ad to double them. - Spend coins on watermelon, candy, ice, flame, rainbow and galaxy marbles. - More marbles unlock through achievements. ■ Instant play - Works offline. No connection needed. - No account, no login. Pick a name and start. - Short rounds, restart any time. - No chat, no personal data stored. - Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Spanish and Portuguese. It follows your device language; you can switch it in Settings.