Getano Marble Match

ELLINGTON PRO

About this game

Getano Marble Match takes penalty kicks to a neon arena where every gesture counts. Swipe up to launch a shimmering, marbled ball, calculate the power based on the length of the swipe, and adjust the angle left or right to try and beat a cybernetic goalkeeper who reacts to every shot.

The mechanics are straightforward, but mastering them requires precision.

Swipes to the side or down won't fire, and too short a swipe won't cut it either. To shoot, you need an upward swipe of the right length. The longer the swipe, the more powerful the shot.

Direction matters, too.

Tilt the swipe to the side to place the ball between the posts and try to send it into an area the goalkeeper can't reach. The goalkeeper waits a moment, calculates the point of interception, and moves laterally to try and block the trajectory.

Each goal feeds your streak.

Consecutive successful shots form a combo that grows 1, 2, 3, and continues as long as you keep scoring. A save, a shot wide, or the end of the round resets the sequence, so maintaining accuracy over several consecutive shots is especially valuable.

The game is divided into six 57-second rounds.

During each round, the clock keeps ticking as you prepare your penalty shots. After the sixth round, the final result is revealed.

The difficulty increases gradually.

In the early rounds, the goalkeeper has a slight delay before reacting, and their lateral speed is more manageable. Later on, they react faster and move more quickly, forcing you to find better angles and more carefully control the power of your shots.

This isn't an unpredictable change.

The goalkeeper's improvement is linear, so you can adapt as you progress and learn how much you need to adjust your swipes to keep finding space.

Mistakes are also clearly defined.

If the ball goes out of bounds or loses so much speed that it no longer represents a valid opportunity, it counts as a missed attempt. In both cases, the combo resets.

This makes every action count.

A weak swipe might fall short. A poorly aimed one might go wide of the posts.

And a predictable shot might end up in the goalkeeper's hands.

The interface keeps the main data visible: score, time, round, and combo. This way, you can keep track of the match without losing sight of the next penalty.

The visual style features a neon synthwave aesthetic: a glowing ball, luminous trails, a radiant goal frame, and clear on-screen messages accompany every action.

The ultimate goal is very specific: finish all six rounds with at least 12 total goals.

If you reach 12 or more, you win.
If you finish below that, you lose.

Getano Marble Match relies on a fast-paced structure focused on pure skill. You don't have to control an entire team or manage multiple systems. You only need to master three things: direction, power, and reading the goalkeeper.

Watch how he moves. Prepare the angle. Slide with the right amount of force.

And find the space just out of his reach.

As the goalkeeper's speed increases, every decision will be more demanding. Stay calm, protect your combo, and keep racking up goals until the end of the sixth round.

Twelve goals separate a good game from victory.

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Getano Marble Match