

Puzzling Peaks EXE
Darius Immanuel Guerrero · 2020 · Casual, Funny, Comedy, Indie, Golf
PC
Positive100% · 22
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About Puzzling Peaks EXE
Pinball, platforming, and golf combine in Puzzling Peaks EXE, a hilariously mind-bending physics puzzle game about a spherical hero named Knightly, a highly confident administrator named Jasmin, and a quirky, artificially intelligent guide named A.I.D.E.

INNOVATIVE STORYTELLING
The unique recipe for storytelling that handed us several industry accolades is refined and expanded upon to craft a memorable tale for Puzzling Peaks EXE. We use a combination of stunning pixel art, music, and unique narrative techniques to paint a charming postmodern story that will keep players intrigued and entertained until the end.
100+ HANDCRAFTED CHALLENGES
This game features a distinct gameplay mechanic: our hero cannot move on his own, so you’ll have to rotate platforms and manipulate environments to launch him around a beautiful 16-bit world. You'll need logic, brainpower, quick reflexes, and unconditional trust in A.I.D.E. to pass more than a hundred highly polished levels. You’ll be surprised that it doesn’t get old.
INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL COMEDY
Our testers have been enjoying some of the game’s philosophical jokes, and moments that weren’t meant to be jokes.
POSSIBLY SPOOKY
This game may contain horror elements and digital beings that could scare you. Given the history of our games, it wouldn’t surprise us anymore.

Note: Audio is required to progress through the game.

INNOVATIVE STORYTELLING
The unique recipe for storytelling that handed us several industry accolades is refined and expanded upon to craft a memorable tale for Puzzling Peaks EXE. We use a combination of stunning pixel art, music, and unique narrative techniques to paint a charming postmodern story that will keep players intrigued and entertained until the end.
100+ HANDCRAFTED CHALLENGES
This game features a distinct gameplay mechanic: our hero cannot move on his own, so you’ll have to rotate platforms and manipulate environments to launch him around a beautiful 16-bit world. You'll need logic, brainpower, quick reflexes, and unconditional trust in A.I.D.E. to pass more than a hundred highly polished levels. You’ll be surprised that it doesn’t get old.
INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL COMEDY
Our testers have been enjoying some of the game’s philosophical jokes, and moments that weren’t meant to be jokes.
POSSIBLY SPOOKY
This game may contain horror elements and digital beings that could scare you. Given the history of our games, it wouldn’t surprise us anymore.

Note: Audio is required to progress through the game.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I play EVERYTHING AppSir! Ever since I played DERE EVIL EXE, I had to play the other games and piece together the story. It's one of the things that keeps me coming back. AppSir is an excellent dev, and their games are no exception! This one was probably the toughest of their catalogue, but the satisfaction that came with beating it was way above par! I'm definitely looking forward to more. I have played everything they have released, including old demos, the old Genesis game, the 3D demo where you explore a haunted house (I can't remember the name off hand), and all the others that I could find, I highly recommend everything this dev team puts out. Thank you for creating such incredible titles! Most triple A games don't have the heart and soul your games do. I feel the exact same way about Ska Studios, and it would be neat to see them collaborate on a game sometime, if that ever were a possibility. The mechanic of figuring out the physics of the paddles, for the first chapter of the game, felt like I was gonna hate life the further I got. However, that was far from the truth! I eventually got really good at it, and the challenges kept up with me. Very intuitive programming! Exce…2 found this helpful
Another cool game made by AppSir, the hardest game so far. The game does not really reveal the lore tho
Surprisingly good game concept.
Probably the most fun of the Appsir games because of the fluid controls and usual quirky weirdness. There's not much of a story and that's fine because the stories in these games are nonsensical. In between flipping a ball to a doorway while avoiding skulls, wizards and an anime schoolgirl with bird wings, you will get instructions from AIDA who starts out giving you the correct instructions before deliberately trying to sabotage your playing. I wish this aspect of the game was a little more complex but beyond that there are some interesting puzzles in this game. There are multiple solutions to each puzzle and, while it is mostly trial and error guiding the ball to the goal, it's still satisfying when your flip actually does what's intended and it goes in there. The best puzzle in the game involves using portals to bring the ball to hyperspeed and send it flying across the stage. Highly satisfying for how simple it is. The music and atmosphere is great too. The story, as I said is a bunch of nonsense but it's also pretty funny and the anime bird girl is probably the best character in this game series.
This is a physics-based puzzle game of sorts. While the gameplay was great, it was the story that won my heart. It was a fun--and funny--story. This is a shorter game, but it does offer its fair share of very challenging levels. There are even some amazing surprises at the end. I will not spoil them, but they do present a highly relevant ethical dilemma and pose the question: How much can we trust A.I.? Hilarious game. Fun game. Highly recommended.
Decent little platformer
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