Psychological Horror Game FEED IT Launches on Steam Next Month
FEED IT, a psychological horror game from Games On A Chair, launches on Steam in August as the studio's debut…
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Fans of physics-based arcade classics won’t have to wait much longer to test their reflexes, as the indie title Marble’s Marbles has officially locked in a release date of January 7, 2026 on PC via Steam. While the developer initially aimed for a December launch, the release window was shifted slightly to ensure the final product serves as a polished love letter to the iconic marble-rolling games.
The story follows a playful idea where Marble has lost all of his marbles, and it is up to you to guide them safely back home. This simple goal takes you through a series of colorful worlds built around real physics, where every movement matters. A newly released trailer highlights these environments and shows just how chaotic things can get as the stages grow more complex and unpredictable.
At its core, Marble’s Marbles focuses on tight controls and fair challenge. The game is easy to pick up, with full controller support available from day one, but mastering it takes patience and skill. You will need to carefully roll, balance, and bounce through levels filled with collapsing floors, moving machines, and shifting platforms.
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