Marble Race and Territory War  on PC

Marble Race and Territory War is a Casual game developed by Retro Arcade Games. LDPlayer is the best platform for playing Marble Race and Territory War on Windows PC, offering powerful features to enhance your immersive experience in Marble Race and Territory War.

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"Marble Race and Territory War" is a simulation game with 4 computer players. This simulation based on "multiply or release". You just have to click on the button representing the color of your favorite player. The game will then start and run automatically.

The winner is the player who capture the entire battlefield.

There are 2 racing boards on the right and left side of the battlefield. The marble race takes place in these. Balls fall from top to bottom at random. In the process, they move through the colored gates and perform the mathematical operations on the gate.

In the lower part of the racing boards there is a "Release" gate, which launches the balls from the corner of the battlefield.

The size of the balls increases according to the mathematical operations performed in the pool.
If one of the marbles touches the "Release" gate on the racing board, the ball of the corresponding color will roll in the direction shown by the arrow.
Under the rolling ball, the color of the tiles changes to a color similar to the color of the ball.
Each recolored tile reduces the size of the balls by 1.

The ball sizes are as follows:

1 K = 1000
1 M = 1000 K
1 G = 1000 M
1 T = 1000 G
1 P = 1000 T
1 E = 1000 P

When 2 balls of different colors collide, the smaller one disappears and the larger one becomes smaller than the size of the smaller one. Depending on the simulation mode, there may be different rules.

Simulation modes:

Split ball: after impact, the larger ball splits into 2 halves.
Add ball: an "add marble" gate appears in the racing boards, which adds another marble.

Have fun!