Daily Marble
Slate inMarble Sort
PowerRewindTake back your last 3 moves, free. Once per level.
Tap to say hi
Slate
Been down every chute before. Unimpressed by all of them.
Slate says“Yes. That one as well.”
9thChampionship
110Points
7Starts
2Wins
3Podiums
3.0Avg. finish
Every race this season
Standings →R014thlast-gasp steal
R072ndtotal chaos
R115thcomeback
R131stcomeback
R191stlast-gasp steal
R244thfrom dead last
R274thlast-gasp steal
Play as Slate
Slate is in seven games
Each game gives Slate a different job. Here is what Slate does in each one.
Slate inMarble Sort
Slate inAngry Marble
PowerSeen ItThe aim line shows the whole path, bounces and all.
Slate inTilt
Nocturne ruleRolls for NocturneNocturne racers roll the opposite way to everyone else.
Slate inMarbledoku
Nocturne team powerX-rayTap a patch to see which row its racer sits in. The rest of that patch gets crossed.
Slate inMarble Blast
Nocturne team powerGhostClear a line with five Nocturne marbles: spirits away the 5 loneliest pieces on the board.
In the workshopComing soon
Slate inMarble Survivors
SuperSeen It AllUntouchable for 5 seconds, and your dash has no cooldown.
In the workshopComing soon
Slate inMarble Spa
Spa guestStone faceLoves the scraper and hates the sponge. “Been dustier. Not much dustier.”
In the workshopComing soon
The shard
Where Slate comes from
The oldest shard on the grid, off the part of the night that had been dark longest. Slate has seen every section type the generator can draw and has an opinion about all of them, none of it enthusiastic.
How Slate races
Slate takes the first serious hit in every section and simply refuses most of it. Not a swerve, not a block — the impact arrives and less of it lands than should have. It happens once per section, and Slate spends the rest of each one racing normally and looking put out.
The signatureSeen It
The first heavy contact of a section, absorbed. The second one hurts exactly as much as it should.
The voice
Hear Slate
“ho-ho-hoh”
The veteran as a kindly grandpa chuckle. Low and warm, falling gently. Pick a mood and Slate says it that way.
In the race mix: D3, 147 Hz. The first hard hit of every section is dropped from the mix entirely. Slate’s signature is a hole in a busy texture.
Rivalry
The Immovable Object
One is a heavy hit. One is immune to the first hit of every section.
Amber's whole race is heavy contact, and Slate's whole race is refusing exactly one heavy contact per section. So the first time Amber arrives, it does not work. The second time, at full price, it works perfectly. The rivalry is a question of whether Amber can be patient, and Amber is not built for patience.
Slate cannot choose which hit to spend it on. Amber cannot choose to wait. Both flaws are load-bearing.
5–0 in 5 meetingsThe team
Nocturne, from the Long Night
You will not see us coming.