Marble age

On November 3rd, 2020 Clarus Victoria’s new release Marble Age: Remastered became available on Steam. What makes the new version better, than the original? We’ll tell you about the main differences between the two versions!The original Marble Age came out in 2014, developed by the founding members of Clarus Victoria - Mikhail Vasilyev and Ilya Terentyev. It was their third project after two mini Flash games Stone Age and Bronze Age. Marble Age was the last project made on Flash. Visually it looked much better than the previous games, its gameplay became deeper and complex. The game was warmly received by the audience and continue to receive positive feedback even when Clarus Victoria switched to Unity and began working on the games about Ancient Egypt. The original Marble Age was released in Russian and translated to English, German and Spanish languages.When the games about Ancient Egypt came out, the studio started to receive requests to add other languages for Marble Age. Unfortunately, by that time Flash technology was outdated, and we weren’t able to update the old games. That’s when we decided to transfer the old games to Unity. The first victims of this experiment were Stone Age and Bronze Age, which were reborn as “Bronze Age - HD Edition”. And in February 2020 we began to work on porting Marble Age to Unity.Updated GraphicsIn the original Marble Age, Ilya was responsible for the graphics. As a non-professional artist and developer, he did a great job!This is what the original Marble Age looked like.In the Marble Age: Remastered, our artist Maxim Yakovenko was responsible for graphic decisions. We wanted to upgrade the visuals, but not to change it completely, the connection to the original game should still be noticeable. In the end, this is how it came out:New graphics and UI. Which one do you like best?In the original game, all cities had the same map and layout. In Marble Age: Remastered each city has its map, which reflects their historical geographic location.New content - Corinth.Small studious sometimes have to compromise between a huge amount of ideas and the absence of means to realize it. That’s why in the original game we only managed to make 2 cities, Athens and Sparta, even though we wanted to add more.Athens is a diplomatic city, Sparta - militaristic.In the remaster we made this dream come true and added a new city! We were

Skip to content Finally we have something for the fans of the strategy games! 🙂“Pre-Civilization: Marble Age” is an old-school designed game, developed by Clarus Victoria (Russia). It’s available for PCs, tablets, and smartphones (Google Play and AppStore). The main game icon presents Athena [source]The action of the game starts in 3000 B.C. and it lasts 4000 years. Every next round is a small step into the future. The player’s task is to expand a small Greek village into a new powerful civilization:“It is your responsibility to manage aspects of your civilizations such as material production, cultural growth, trading and military forces.” (read more here)If you are interested in this kind of historical simulation strategy games, we also recommend you “Bronze and Stone Age“ and “Predynastic Egypt“ created by Clarus Victoria.See more:The official trailer of “Pre-Civilization: Marble Age”: website of “Pre-Civilization” games: Victoria on Twitter: on Facebook: Marble Age” on Google Play: by Przemysław Kordos (Faculty of “Artes Liberales”, University of Warsaw) Post navigation

Games make learning math fun and engaging for kids:1. Marble Math JuniorAvailable on: Both Apple App Store And Google Play StoreSuitable Age: Perfect for 9-12 years oldPricing Plan: $3.99 for iOS users and Android users can use it for freeTo develop your child’s math skills, this game is an excellent choice. It teaches math concepts by collecting numbers as you move your marble through a series of fun mazes. Your child can participate in fun quizzes and mini-games that will enhance their basic math skills. With its intuitive gameplay and colorful graphics, Marble Math Junior makes learning math enjoyable, developing a positive educational experience for children.How does Marble Math Junior help to develop your child’s skills?Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division operationsFractions and decimalsMental math skillsProblem-solving abilities2. ABCmouseAvailable on: Both Apple App Store And Google Play StoreSuitable Age: Perfect for 2-8 years oldPricing Plan: Monthly Plan: $12.99 per monthYou can enhance your child’s learning journey by playing games that teach reading, math, science, and art skills. It offers over 10,000 interactive activities across multiple subjects and uses an engaging avatar system to reward kids for their progress. ABCmouse was developed by teachers and education experts. It provides a safe and kid-friendly environment with a research-validated curriculum for preschool through 2nd grade. Play games like number recognition, vocabulary, and basic addition and subtraction.How does ABCmouse help to develop your child’s skills?Develops essential reading and math skillsEncourages creativity and critical thinkingOffers a comprehensive curriculumHelpful to teach new concepts3. Prodigy Math GameAvailable on: Both Apple App Store And Google Play StoreSuitable Age: Perfect for 6 to 14 years oldPricing Plan: FreeProdigy Math Game is an adventure-styled game that helps children learn math while exploring a magical world. Players are given a character to customize and use to battle other players in math challenges. Each

Developer’s DescriptionRace your marbles through dangerous platforms and collect power-ups. Marble Blast Gold is an arcade action game with simple yet addictive gameplay, suitable for players of any age. In the rich cartoon landscape of Marble Blast Gold, players will race their marbles through moving platforms, dangerous hazards, sparkling treasures and power up enhancements in an effort to complete each course in record time. Marble Blast Gold introduces new players to the game with a set of progressively more difficult beginner training levels, each designed to showcase a power up or game hazard. Throughout 100 different levels players will face hazards in Marble Blast include powerful fans, whirling tornados, land mines, pinball-style bumpers, narrow catwalks, moving pistons, dizzying chasms, and more. To get past these obstacles, players can find and use five different ability enhancing power ups - the SuperSpeed, SuperJump, SuperBounce, Shock Absorber and Gyrocopter. Some levels contain gravity modifiers, which allow the player to change the direction of gravity.