

Box Maze 2 : Agent Cubert
GamersHype Productions · 2018 · Casual, Action, Adventure, Indie, Strategy
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About Box Maze 2 : Agent Cubert
Trading cards will be included in Box Maze 2 as soon as we reach the "confidence metric" recently introduced by Steam.

Jump back into the life of Cubert, who, after saving his girlfriend from Red, has signed up for the S.S.B. (Secret Services of Boxes). Your mission as Agent Cubert is to save Gaston's daughter.
Make your way through 100 exciting new levels while avoiding dangerous hazards like poison pits, blades, spikes, and new enemies. Your goal is to progress through increasingly difficult levels, collecting pizza, sweets, and jelly beans to boost your score. Gather potions to defeat enemies. Unlock achievements and discover secret messages as you navigate unique levels, each offering various completion routes and numerous hazards. Test your reflexes and your ability to find the quickest paths to reach the warp and advance to the next level. Box Maze 2 is a fun and humorous game designed to challenge your memory, reflexes, and more.

Experience a complete overhaul of graphics and animations to enhance the visual appeal! Box Maze 2 features a 2D platformer style with 3D effects, offering much better graphics and new animations for all enemies, characters, and hazards.

We’ve revamped the GUI and menu system to make them more user-friendly and visually appealing.

Box Maze 2 introduces more enemies, including water enemies, fire enemies, bomber boxes, and more!


New hazards like poison, blades, and spikes await! Navigate through these challenges to reach the warp and progress through each level.

Collect pizza, sweets, and jelly beans to boost your total score, as well as individual scores for each collectible.

Customize your character's appearance with skin packs.

Box Maze 2 will feature over 200 achievements. Why so many? Because reaching 100% completion won't be a quick or easy task! Many achievements will be earned by completing levels, completing tasks, and uncovering hidden secrets.

1. Engaging storyline
2. Scoreboard
3. Death counter
4. Various hazards
5. Level select
6. Character skins
7. New collectibles
8. Player-made levels
9. Secret levels
10. Steam Marketplace (Coming Soon)
11. Steam Trading Cards (Coming Soon)
12. Community-created character skins
13. Community-created levels
14. Community-created enemies
15. And much more!
DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Box Maze 2 is a quirky, low-budget platformer with charming box-themed aesthetics and deliberately simple gameplay that aims for whimsy over challenge. Players appreciate the improvement over the first game and its odd sense of humor, but the experience is held back by floaty controls, a frustrating save system that forces level replays, and difficulty balancing that leaves some players feeling unchallenged while others find it too punishing. The game's straightforward platforming approach won't appeal to those seeking challenge or tight mechanics, though fans of the series' absurdist tone fin
Not fun or challenging in any way. Controls are quite floaty as well.3 found this helpful
Box Maze 2: Agent Cubert continues the quirky, low-budget charm of its predecessor by throwing you once again into a world where everything — characters, enemies, and environments — revolves around boxes, bright colors, and deliberately simple platforming challenges. The premise embraces this oddball tone without hesitation. You play as Agent Cubert, a newly appointed operative of the so-called “Secret Services of Boxes,” tasked with rescuing Gaston’s missing daughter. This setup is intentionally absurd, and the game leans into it with a playful, almost childlike sense of humor. The world feels like a stitched-together arcade playground where logic takes a backseat to whimsy. It establishes early on that it's not trying to be a serious platformer; instead it aims to deliver a straightforward, hazard-filled romp through 100 compact levels. The gameplay structure keeps things light but energetic. Each level is a small, self-contained obstacle course filled with spikes, moving traps, hostile box creatures, poison tiles, swinging blades, and other hazards that punish poor timing. The controls are simple — jump, move, avoid danger — but the difficulty escalates quickly. Later stages de…1 found this helpful
cool plat-former but im bad
Miserable
I really enjoyed Box Maze 1, so I decided to get Box Maze 2. In my opinion, it’s a big improvement over the first game. However, there's one issue that’s quite frustrating – the save system. Box Maze 1 had the same problem, and I honestly don't understand why the devs kept it. When you finish a level and then quit the game, you have to replay the last level when you come back, which can be very annoying, especially with some of the more difficult levels. Despite this, the game itself is much better overall, and I’m still having fun with it. Just wish the save system was improved!
A box platformer... not much to say about it. Other then its meh.
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