Death Squared

[h1]🤖 Loneliness in a Cube or "The Puzzle You Bought for Friends but Played Alone"[/h1] Played through all 80 levels solo - and this review is strictly about the single-player experience. Without a real-life partner, the game loses a lot, and that's not an exaggeration. [h2]🟢 What's Good[/h2] [list] [*] 🧩 [b]Feels like a mobile puzzle[/b] - just without the ads, loot boxes, and microtransactions. In structure and simplicity, it's a typical smartphone game, minus the typical mobile annoyances. [*] 🎮 [b]Gamepad is the way to go.[/b] Sticks give smooth, almost surgical control - you can move your robots very slowly. The devs rightly recommend a controller. Keyboard works too, but sticks offer more freedom and precision. [*] 🕊️ [b]Deaths don't matter.[/b] The game counts your falls, but they affect nothing. No penalties, no hidden punishments - just a level restart. There are even achievements for dying a lot - feel free to jump into the abyss on purpose. [*] ⏳ [b]No deadlines, no rush.[/b] Nobody hurries you. You can play in short sessions - ideal if you're short on time. [*] 🖼️ [b]Clean visuals, no bugs.[/b] Graphics are simple but tidy. I didn't spot any visual jun…

Used to play it on PS4 a long time ago, has a nice charm/feeling to it.

Great puzzles, great coop

My kids love it but one of the third has been banned for falling off on purpose too many times!

Robots trust with care Each puzzle demands teamwork Squares earn safe passage

This game is great. The puzzles are very fun and the coop experience is amazing