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The rules are easy to pick up. Aim at a group that matches your current marble and fire. The matching balls disappear, leaving a gap in the chain. But shooting the first available target isn't always the best choice.
Look for two groups of the same color with a different color between them. Removing the middle section can bring those matching groups together and trigger another clear. One well-placed shot may remove far more marbles than expected. You can also fire an unwanted marble away from the chain instead of forcing a poor match. This is useful when the available color doesn't fit any nearby group.
The chain keeps moving while you aim, so spending too long on one shot can be costly. Pay attention to the sections closest to the end of the track and clear them before they get too close. Later stages bring faster chains and more demanding layouts, leaving less room for careless shots.
Marble Shooter includes dozens of levels, with each new stage asking for better aim and quicker decisions. A useful chain reaction can save several shots, but a missed opportunity may leave you with very little time to recover.
Mouse: Aim the stone idol and shoot colored marbles.
Marble Shooter is easy to understand, but clearing a crowded chain takes some thought. The most satisfying shots are often the ones that connect two separated groups and remove several marbles at once. Watch the colors, plan a little ahead, and don't waste shots when the chain is close to the finish.