Marble Madness
 

OK, here we go, I just remembered a game, but I don't have the slightest idea what it was called.

I'm pretty sure it has "marbles" in its name. It had pretty decent graphics and was about rolling marbles down some "parcour" (not these isometric thingies, like Marble Madness), but I can't remember what exactly was the goal of the game.

I think it was for Windows. As far as I can recall, the game shouldn't be that old and I don't think it will be Abandonware already, but one can hope ;)

I'd be glad if anyone could help me out here.

Edit:
I already did a Google and Mobygames search, but it turned out no decent results, just that you know.

Do you maybe mean Oxyd Extra, originally called Oxyd Magnum? Here's the link, it's downloadable freeware by now, hence Oxyd Extra: Oxyd

Nah, that wasn't it, there were plenty marbles in different colors, I believe, and they were rolling down some kind of machinery. I think you had to "adjust" this apparature so the marbles could roll down correctly, but as said, I can't exactly remember what you had to do exactly.

Ah, I know what game you mean. Unfortunately I forgot the name myself, it's long since I played that game... :wall:

Was it Marble Drop?

LINK - http://www.the-underdogs.org/game.php?gameid=4601

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That's the game I was looking for, thanks :)

I remember an old arcade game called Marble Madness.

So does someone else by the looks of it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marble_Madness

Marble Drop (1997) Developed & Published by Maxis
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Marble Madness (1986) Developed by Atari Games & Published by Electronic Arts
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Marble Madness [APPROVED]

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