Daily Marble
Plum inMarble Sort
PowerX-rayReveals every mystery marble and thaws all ice. With none on the board, shows the best move. Once per level.
Tap to say hi
Plum
Always exactly one place behind the leader. Until the last corner.
Plum says“The front is a draughty place. I prefer it here, at least until the end.”
5thChampionship
127Points
7Starts
3Wins
5Podiums
2.4Avg. finish
Every race this season
Standings →R031stlast-gasp steal
R081stclean win
R101stlast-gasp steal
R162ndlast-gasp steal
R205thlast-gasp steal
R213rdlast-gasp steal
R254thtotal chaos
Play as Plum
Plum is in seven games
Each game gives Plum a different job. Here is what Plum does in each one.
Plum inMarble Sort
Plum inAngry Marble
PowerSlipstreamTap: copies the power of the marble you flicked before it.
Plum inTilt
Nocturne ruleRolls for NocturneNocturne racers roll the opposite way to everyone else.
Plum inMarbledoku
Nocturne team powerX-rayTap a patch to see which row its racer sits in. The rest of that patch gets crossed.
Plum inMarble Blast
Nocturne team powerGhostClear a line with five Nocturne marbles: spirits away the 5 loneliest pieces on the board.
In the workshopComing soon
Plum inMarble Survivors
SuperSwitcherooVillains near you switch sides for 6 seconds and fight each other.
In the workshopComing soon
Plum inMarble Spa
Spa guestSneakyLoves the cloth and hates the scraper. “One spot behind the leader. Right in its dust.”
In the workshopComing soon
The shard
Where Plum comes from
A Dusk shard that stayed close to something brighter and worked out early that this was warmer than being bright. Plum has never led a section of the Descent and has finished second more often than anyone.
How Plum races
Plum finds the leader and sits in the wake. It is genuinely faster there, and it is only faster there — the whole of Plum's advantage is proximity to someone else's race. And the moment that advantage would put Plum into the lead, it cuts out completely.
The signatureSlipstream
Locked one place off the front, gaining from a race being run by somebody else.
The voice
Hear Plum
“nyeh-heh-heh-HEE!”
A sneaky giggle that steps down and then pops up. The scheme worked. Pick a mood and Plum says it that way.
In the race mix: E3, 165 Hz. While in the wake, Plum stops sounding and doubles the leader a fifth below instead. Two marbles, one chord.
Rivalry
Nocturne’s Two Shadows
Both built to finish second. Neither built to lead.
Nocturne gains from position and never from power, and these two are the doctrine at its most literal. Ink is fastest where nobody is looking and slows as the camera finds it. Plum is fastest one place off the front and is cut off the instant that place would become first. Two different mechanisms with the same ceiling, and they reach it together.
Whichever of them gets to second first, the other is stuck behind it — and neither can do a thing about the marble in front.
Not yet met on a gridThe team
Nocturne, from the Long Night
You will not see us coming.