Marble Playground app analytics for September 18

Four corners. One iPad. Five marble games nobody has to read the rules for. Marble Playground is a shoulder-to-shoulder party game for 1-4 players around a single screen. Everyone takes a corner, everyone plays at the same time, and the whole control scheme is one gesture: touch your marble, slide the way you want it to go, let go. FIVE GAMES ON ONE TABLE - Munch Meadow. A hungry monster rides a slowly turning meadow. Feed it before the clock runs out. - Astro Rumble. A pulsing star shoves everything toward the edge of the world. You score for the marbles you still have standing. - Bullseye Brawl. Turn by turn, roll onto the target. The 10-ring is small, and your rivals are rude. - Safe Landing. Six scoring pads, dealt somewhere new every round. Five shots each. Land soft, land big. - Quicksand Corral. Sinkholes wander a sand corral and swallow whatever rolls too close. BUILT FOR THE YOUNGEST PLAYER AT THE TABLE No menu to read, no tutorial to sit through, nothing to memorise. A three-year-old can take a corner and beat you at it. Each corner has its own big panel, turned to face that seat, showing whose turn it is, how many shots are left and who is ahead. REAL GLASS, REAL PHYSICS The marbles are the only 3D things on the board: real weight, real ricochet, real contact shadows, rolling across hand-painted boards. FILL THE EMPTY SEATS Any corner can be a person, a robot or nobody at all. Three robot skill levels - Easy, Normal and Difficult - so one player alone still gets a game, and four players get the robots out of the way. NO ACCOUNTS. NO INTERNET. NO ADVERTS. One purchase, nothing to sign up for, no in-app purchases, nothing collected about you or your family. Put the iPad on the table and play. Speaks English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, French and Indonesian.