Newer Mac Users, Please download Marble Blast Haxe Port instead, it is a full rewrite of the game with nearly identical physics which runs on modern Macs natively!
Please note that any recordings from this port won't be accepted for Leaderboards.

Marble Blast Gold - Full Version for Mac. Universal binary for PPC and Intel (32-bit), Mac OS X 10.4-10.14

Windows download of the Launcher for PlatinumQuest 2.0.0+
Supported: Windows 7 or later
Note: Requires Java 8+ to download and update the game

Mac download of the Launcher for PlatinumQuest 2.0.0+
Supported: Mac OS X 10.7 - macOS 10.14
Note: This game is a 32-bit Application and will not work on macOS Catalina (10.15).
Note: Requires Java 8+ to download and update the game

Framerate unlocker mod for Marble Blast Gold - Mac build. Unlock your FPS all the way up to 1000fps. Mileage varies depending on your CPU.

Marble Blast Gold - Demo for Windows.

Marble Blast Gold - Demo for Windows.

Released in November 2013, this mod was made by Whirligig and focuses on modifying the PowerUps and adding new ones, and thus remixing many Marble Blast Gold levels. In addition, sandbox levels were created which show off many new features including gravity levels, springbox, oil and glue powerups and much much more.

Reception to Marble Blast Powered Up was generally well, but only few seemed to have played. Praise went to the new levels and features but people had issues with either installing or playing it. Some levels did not function properly though were still playable, and some were just hard.

Marble Blast Gold - Demo for Linux.

There is little known about Marble Blast Space as it never received public attention. It contains 14 playable levels (one of them is in custom), new graphics and skyboxes. New sounds are available but they appear to be sped up/slowed down versions from somewhere else (Gold or Platinum). Although it does have some of its user interface changed, it’s still largely based on Marble Blast Gold.

There is nothing known about the reception to Marble Blast Space, so we took it to a test run. Although there is nothing special about this mod, we really liked the gravity level’s skies. If you wish to download, you’ll beat it under 10 minutes... but it does look good!


Known bugs and problems:
The mod comes with its own prefs.cs file. Do delete it so you’ll start from scratch and without user-times.

"At long last, through blood and laziness, MBA is finally out and it will kick ass! Get ready to push your skills to the max. MBA contains challenging levels for the advanced players and of course there will be a few levels for the more novice. Unfortunately if you're novice MBA is gonna be challenging." ~CyberFox, Lead Designer, MBA.

Marble Blast Advanced was inspired by the success of Marble Blast Platinum. It has been in the works for over two years, but sadly lack of contribution and time from its staff meant that it faded out with very few features inbuilt. It was eventually scheduled for release as-is in 2009, but again lack of time meant that only in September 2010 it released, becoming the second ever "full-mod" to be released to the public. Reception has been generally positive.

Marble Blast Advanced offers a variety of levels, from short and fun to long and challenging. Skills players often need to use are diagonal movement and spin control, so these are recommended to understand before tackling this mod. Likewise, lack of checkpoints means that players should be well experienced with Marble Blast.

Marble Blast Advanced had never received further support (except a hotfix within days of release), but works on both Windows and Mac. At this time of writing, only 6 custom levels were ever made for Marble Blast Advanced. Nonetheless, Marble Blast Advanced is still a recommended download for those who want a fresh new look for Marble Blast.

Marble Blast Elite is a major mod to Marble Blast which so far has a demo release only. Development of Marble Blast Elite goes very slowly, and it appears to be slowly dying. Staff either join or leave for prolonged amounts of time. The demo version of Marble Blast Elite contains 26 levels.

Marble Blast Elite so far contains some exciting new features, including moving crates, marble resizing powerups, neat skybox scenery and some interesting new friction floors. These join familiar features of checkpoints, teleporters and easter eggs.

Reception to Marble Blast Elite’s demo has been average. Many liked the scenery and textures, as well as the new gameplay elements. Levels received mixed reactions, as people liked some of their challenges but were overall too hard for the categories they were placed; most people did not like the white trim texture.

Marble Blast Elite was going to release a newer demo build that addressed most of the community issues, but this did not occur. Since then the mod underwent through many changes to its structure, including changing many levels and the way it was going to be presented, but no word had been heard since.

Marble Blast Future was released after its leader, Beack, had gone missing for a very long time. This mod is incomplete as it does not have as many features or levels as originally planned. This can be seen through the remanent of Marble Blast Gold’s sounds, text and interface.

Marble Blast Future was well received in the community and is a recommended download. Many liked the scenery, textures, soundtrack and levels. The only let down was the spelling and grammar of the mod, for example the level ‘Bump’ said in it’s start help text: “Beware to fall into the holes!”. Lack of features did not help its longevity and Marble Blast Future is now often forgotten about.

Marble Blast Emerald was released on July 2011 and is the third major mod ever released to the community. During development Marble Blast Emerald had suffered numerous breaks and staff leaving and joining, and eventually ended up nearly never-finished.

Marble Blast Emerald features brand new game-modes including Tunnel Vision and No Jumping, and old favorites such as finding a hidden sapphire which can be found in many levels. Additionally it delivers to players a new pause menu which allows players to check for their best time, level description and even be able to change the options in-game among others.

Reception to Marble Blast Emerald was generally positive. Many liked its new features, scenery, level design and some of the sounds and music.
Most complaints were drawn to the user interface which was inconsistent in quality or felt clamped. Additionally the anti-cheat system often prevented players from recording videos properly (even by recording demos with the console), and also disallowed players to record new times just because the level editor was opened once (you had to exit the game completely). Other irks were the scenery (you could skip large parts of levels using those) and that the mod could be beaten too quickly.

Support was planned for Marble Blast Emerald but eventually was dropped due to a number of reasons: the developers were rushing towards Marble Blast Emerald 2 (which died very early in development) and others could no longer be bothered trying and fix it. Lack of innovative features and almost no custom levels from the community had therefore led to this mod be forgotten about.
However there are a number of videos that people have created, including personal rampages which aim to complete many of the levels in record time, or videos that show levels being beaten without jumping where the authors have stated they could not be.

Started by Whirligig in 2011, Project Dragon was a mod that attempted to bring a more story-like feel to Marble Blast, with a basic plot that its levels followed. Unlike other mods, Project Dragon contained a hub world from which the player can play any of the levels to which they have access. The hub is broken up into two "worlds" (with future worlds planned but never completed), with different themes. Each world has a few levels which you can play by entering teleport pads.

Although there are still gems to collect, the main goal of every level is to collect a chunk of "Marbelium" at the end. The player is given a finite number of lives in which to complete the game, although collecting enough gems will award the player with another life. There is now a health system; touching mines or other hazards will drain your health. If you run out of health, you lose a life. If you lose your last life (after life 0), you are shown a "Game Over" screen; however, this does not reset any of your progress.

Known bugs/limitations:
The hub world does not have a bounds trigger. If you fall off the hub, you must exit to the main menu and restart it.
Collision with other marbles is buggy and broken at times.
Game crashes will wipe all progress before the last quit.
The Tall Towers Gem Challenge crashes when loaded.

Started back on January 2009, Marble Blast Plus was a little known mod that did excite those who did know about its existence, mainly thanks to YouTube videos. It modified some of the basic content, probably more than other dead mods, going as far as even adding collectable items (think of an Easter Egg of sorts). Most of the time it didn't have any progress, rearing back into production during certain points, but eventually collapsed in 2012.

Thanks to Martin5656565 (leader) giving permission to Alexis (co-leader), we are now proud to present to you this incomplete mod for download. 

We gave this mod a run and we like it. The music and sound effects are pretty good, the scenery is nice and the gameplay is solid, although slightly difficult. The biggest thumbs up is almost 50 playable levels, which is far more content than most other mods that died.

Known bugs and problems:
The level 'Underwater' will cause a lower gravity effect for all other levels due to the effects being kept post-game. Quit the game and start it again.
Some levels will be listed as 'Not Qualified'. Press the invisible bottom right corner to unlock the next level (much like MBG).

Released in November 2013, this mod was made by Whirligig and focuses on modifying the PowerUps and adding new ones, and thus remixing many Marble Blast Gold levels. In addition, sandbox levels were created which show off many new features including gravity levels, springbox, oil and glue powerups and much much more.

Reception to Marble Blast Powered Up was generally well, but only few seemed to have played. Praise went to the new levels and features but people had issues with either installing or playing it. Some levels did not function properly though were still playable, and some were just hard.

Windows edition of Marble Blast STOP. Marble Blast STOP is one of the first full-release mods developed since July 2011; not counting Marble Blast Powered Up that was released in 2013. This new mod in the last 24 hours has recieved 108 Downloads. That's huge in one day! There may-or-may-not be a second version of Marble Blast STOP coming... The world may never know.

...YET.

Marble Blast Opal went through many problems during its production. Staff kept quitting whilst they also produced several other mods. Marble Blast Opal was eventually released when its main developers wanted to work on Marble Blast Emerald 2 rather than Opal, and they no longer cared for this mod. Many of its features were removed as they were not fully functional.

Marble Blast Opal contains a number of new features and powerups, such as marble resizing and a trail particle powerups. Additional abilities to change in-game preferences of gravity and marble recoil were introduced, thus changing the way the levels are played. Collectibles such as ‘Cash’ items are spread throughout some of the levels.

Reception to Marble Blast Opal was poor due to its many bugs, hard levels, missing interiors for some levels, and lack of ability to launch the game for non-ignition users. Players who did manage to play commended Marble Blast Opal for its scenery, textures, sounds and features.

This mod is pretty difficult, so it is recommended for more advanced players only.


Known bugs and problems:
Non-ignition users will not be able to launch this mod normally. You can get around it by copying ignitionGui.gui.dso, ignitionStatusGui.gui.dso, presentsGui.gui.dso, productionGui.gui.dso and titleGui.gui.dso into the marbleclientui directory. If you do not have ignitionGui.gui.dso, please contact one of the staff members of this website.

You cannot bind the button ‘E’ as it’s used to pop up level descriptions.

Tutorial Level 3 cannot be qualified by beating Tutorial Level 2. You have to enable test-cheats ($TC=1; in this mod, or alternatively use the cheats button). Please be aware at this point your times will not be recorded.

Marble Blast: Gerson's Level Compilation (GLC) is a mod made by NaCl586. This mod features a format similar to the Japanese dōjin game known as the Touhou Project. Each level has four variations, which are sorted into difficulties, namely Easy, Normal, Hard, and Lunatic.

Upon completion of the last level in any difficulty (excluding Easy), an Extra category of levels are unlocked and playable. These are recreations of levels from other Marble Blast mods that never saw the light.

Within one of the Extra levels in the game, there is a hidden trigger that unlocks the Naturous category.

New features include teleporters, checkpoint systems, statistics, achievements, custom resolutions, level statistics, and a music room filled with personal reflections. The music, composed by Gerson himself, features catchy and whimsical tunes.

If you are new to Marble Blast, it is recommended that you start out with the Easy category. If you are an advanced player who's up for the challenge, try out the Lunatic category, where even the most seasoned players have their skills tested. 

As this mod is very different from the standard way of Marble Blast, it is a highly recommended download for players of any skill level

G3orge’s MBG Mini Mod isn’t a mod per-se, as it does not contain any new features at all and it is completely based on Marble Blast Gold. This mini-mod contains 25 levels, some of which were donated by community members, and two soundtracks.

G3orge’s MBG Mini Mod was very well received by the community. The levels were praised for their creativity, high fun factor and a few for being original. The later Advanced levels are challenging and will require some thought in order to finish. It will take one roughly two hours to beat this mod, but it is still highly recommended for anyone.

"As we all know, it died due to lack of decent level creation. So, I decided to release all that I can so the community can have some fun with it, and maybe make something" ~Trace, Lead Designer of MBReloaded.

Marble Blast Reloaded started out as a very different and interesting mod which quickly grabbed the community’s attention, but quickly swept into death. It had little staff and they had no time for it. Eventually it released as a level pack, but due to community pressure it was updated to become an incomplete mod for Marble Blast Gold.

Reception to Marble Blast Reloaded is poor. Nearly no one played it, it had numerous bugs and errors in early releases which prevented people from playing (most recent one works properly), and had very few levels. Nonetheless, it does have good textures, skybox and scenery and music.


Known bugs and problems:
The level ‘Skill Use’ requires a teleporter in order to beat it properly. Players can use a Super Jump instead.
The level ‘Hazardous Fun’ is impossible to beat as it requires a teleport.
A number of levels in the OLD section may give a disconnect package error. This can be fixed by modifying the mission file’s skybox to point to a proper .dml file.
The user interface is very big. You must play at a resolution of 1280x800 or higher in order to fully see it.

An alternative 7z download. Requires 7-Zip to open, or any other zipping programs that recognises 7z.

This vivid fast-paced level tests your aiming as you go through many rotations to get 10 gems on a grassy slope. Special thanks to Sammyp for testing.

I thought about submitting all my old levels individually, but I figured it would be easier for everyone involved if I just gave you the whole pack. Plenty of the levels are duds and not very fun, but a handful are pretty great (imo of course :) if you like the old era of level editing.