Neon marble knockout videos woven from every collision
Pick your marbles and watch them stretch glowing threads across the arena. Collisions cut through rivals, pickups change the balance, and the last survivor takes the final portrait frame with crisp keyboard-inspired ASMR.
- No card required
- 3 free export credits every 7 days
- Glowing ASMR knockout
- 9:16 MP4 export
- Royalty-free game visuals and sounds
Vertical gameplay preview
How it works
From lineup to survivor in three steps
- 1
Build the lineup
Choose your marbles on the hub, including your saved custom names and images.
- 2
Let the threads collide
Each marble grows a glowing web while collisions, cuts, speed boosts, and extra lives reshape the knockout.
- 3
Export the survivor
Render the full 9:16 run with its final celebration. Up to 1080p on a computer, usually 540p on a phone.
Features
What you can do
- Bring country or custom marbles from your hub lineup
- Grow threads on wall bounces and cut them through physical collisions
- Collect thread, speed, and revive pickups as the knockout develops
- Hear keyboard-inspired ASMR cues for cuts, collisions, and boosts
- Export a 9:16 MP4. Up to 1080p on a computer, usually 540p on a phone
Frequently asked questions
- Is Neon Threads available on a free account?
- Yes. A free account includes 3 watermarked video export credits every 7 days shared across Plynox and races up to 10 marbles, with no card required. Creator Pro ($7/mo or $56/yr) unlocks unlimited exports without the Plynox watermark and up to 12 marbles.
- How many marbles can play?
- Between 2 and 12 marbles from the lineup saved on the Plynox hub, depending on your plan.
- What do the pickups do?
- Pickups can multiply a marble's thread growth, increase its speed, or add a revive charge.
- What format does it export?
- The game exports a 9:16 MP4 with audio.
Ready to make one?
Play right away, no account needed. A free account exports 3 watermarked videos every 7 days across Plynox, no card required. Creator Pro unlocks unlimited exports without the Plynox watermark, up to 8x faster than real time on a recent computer.