Robwood

This game doesn't play. I've tried using the emulator that comes with Vista as well as a DOS emulator and the game refuses to work.

I can't get the game to play. I've even tried using the emulator provided with Vista and the game still doesn't work.

Am I the only one who sees nothing to download? What's the point of this page?

The game itself is great! I love the graphics, the music, and the sounds! I only have one problem with it, though: the game play. You will be able to figure out some of the puzzles in the beginning on your own, but for the rest you will need a walkthrough. This is a REQUIREMENT as you'll get stuck and won't be able to figure out what to do! When reading the walkthrough, you're going to have a lot of "And how am I supposed to know to do that?!" moments so trust me: walkthrough! Unfortunately, the walkthrough on the Cult II website is only 95% complete and it's the only walkthrough I can find on the internet. However, there are some Q&As on the website that will help out with the final stretch. Despite all this, I'm not saying the game play sucks; it's just too vague about what to do. But once you know what to do, doing it is very fun!

Very nice game! The only thing irksome about it is that your character walks pretty fast--which for the most part is a good thing. However, when trying to position yourself to go through doorways, it can get to be very troublesome. Not more troublesome than it's worth, mind you, but enough to agitate you just a little.

I love this game with a passion! Usually, when I play games, I lose interest in them after a month. Not so with this one! I've not only been playing this game for the past 3 months, I've also created over 10 levels myself and submitted them for others to play! This is one of the most excellent PC games out there and an absolute MUST for those who look favorably upon Mario-cloned games!

This game is good, but it would be even better if you could actually save your progress. Seriously, what's up with that?

This game is both aggravating and frutrating; it's that good! Despite my best efforts, I can't get past the first level, yet I keep playing it because I want to beat it so badly! This game is an absolute must!

This is one of those puzzle games that are delightful, yet frustrating. I've played another one of Mike Archer's games (Push DX) and I'm seeing a pattern with his games: they don't provide the solutions when you can't figure out what to do, nor can you find them on the internet. This has frustrated me to no end.

I can't get out of the playground. This game fails to tell me how many stars I need so I can advance to the next level so I feel like I'm aimlessly wandering around collecting stars until the cows come home. I've currently colled 432 stars and it STILL isn't enough to unlock the next level! Because of this, Marble Arena sucks.