Quantum Marble: 34 Store reviews at 3.6 stars. New on the Store May 22, 2026. Radar score 6; watch for reviews and on-device verification before a stronger recommendation.
Description
Welcome to Quantum Marble — a futuristic marble shooting game set in the quantum realm. Aim, shoot, and clear the board with satisfying physics and cosmic style.
HOW TO PLAY
Launch marbles from the bottom of the screen. Match colors and hit blocks to break them. Clear all targets before your marbles run out to advance. The more you clear, the higher your score. Use the launcher to aim; timing and angle are key.
DAILY CHECK-IN REWARDS
Log in every day to claim rewards. Build a streak for better bonuses. Don’t miss a day — your consistency pays off with extra items and points to use in the game.
POWER-UPS
Add Balls — Use once per round to add 5 extra marbles to your current ball count. Perfect when you’re close to clearing the level or need a few more shots.
Row Drop — Instantly drop all blocks on the board by three rows. Use it when blocks get too close to the bottom to buy time and avoid game over.
Storm Ball — Activate a storm at the center that shoots many marbles in all directions for several seconds. Great for clearing dense areas and turning the tide in tough levels.
Collect and use these items wisely to beat harder stages and set new high scores.
FEATURES
Physics-based marble shooting with smooth, responsive controls
Multiple levels with increasing difficulty
Daily check-in and streak rewards
Three tactical power-ups: Add Balls, Row Drop, Storm Ball
Cosmic, high-fidelity visual style
Leaderboards to compete with other players
Optional shop and progression systems
Quantum Marble is suitable for players aged 6 and above. No account required to start — play as a guest and sign in later to sync progress.
Download now and experience the quantum realm in your pocket.
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Why this score
6/10
Strong Store listing
Trust and permission coverage
Basic utility signal
Official public proof
Scores reflect listing quality, trust coverage, utility, public proof, and Store traction. Recency does not add points.
