Marble Madness meets Super Monkey Ball, but on a much, much smaller scale. Gameplay has you guide a metal ball on a series of circuit boards with the objective being to make sure the electric current reaches the fan in order to power it on.
It's Marble Madness in the sense that you are guiding a ball to a goal in a way, but Super Monkey Ball in the sense that you are controlling/tilting the circuit board (the stage itself) rather than the ball.
Fun, intuitive puzzle game with 3 stages each consisting of 18 levels, all increasing in challenge as you progress. It throws some small variation at you in some stages such as adding extra currents that have to be guided to multiple fans, but nothing too extravagant.
Short, but fun. One of those puzzle games that lacks longevity and ends up being a one and done. Run the Fan did leave me wanting more stages and levels (especially the two short looping background songs of relaxing, lo-fi upbeat elevator music really slap), but it is very worth the hour or two of fun.
It's Marble Madness in the sense that you are guiding a ball to a goal in a way, but Super Monkey Ball in the sense that you are controlling/tilting the circuit board (the stage itself) rather than the ball.
Fun, intuitive puzzle game with 3 stages each consisting of 18 levels, all increasing in challenge as you progress. It throws some small variation at you in some stages such as adding extra currents that have to be guided to multiple fans, but nothing too extravagant.
Short, but fun. One of those puzzle games that lacks longevity and ends up being a one and done. Run the Fan did leave me wanting more stages and levels (especially the two short looping background songs of relaxing, lo-fi upbeat elevator music really slap), but it is very worth the hour or two of fun.