Morning Park

Morning Park turns a swipe into a single decision for the whole board. Swipe left, right, up, or down and every marble on the board leans that way at once, rolling until it meets a wall, another marble, or the edge of a basket. One marble never rolls. It holds its place while everything else moves, turning into the fixed point a level is built around, a wall to bank a roll off of rather than something to collect. Each grove sets a marble count and a swipe budget. Landing every marble within that budget clears the level, and finishing at or under its par earns three stars, with fewer stars for slower solutions and a fresh restart or undo whenever a plan falls apart. Clearing groves opens a map that tracks progress at a glance, plot by plot, while a collection album fills in with every marble variety picked up along the way, turning a simple roll into something worth returning to. The pace stays unhurried throughout. There is no clock pressing against a swipe, no penalty for taking a level slowly, just a board that responds exactly the way physics would expect it to.