Caliper

Caliper

Tort · 2017 · Casual, Simulation, Puzzle, Platformer, 3D Platformer

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Mostly Positive72% · 76
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About Caliper

All or something is preventing and helping, freezing and melting, braking and slipping, glowing and fading. The devices are subordinated with the common laws of a puzzle. That, that is melted that will not be frozen and will not swim. But there is something unfired that drowning and freezing. The Ice bridges are not for the fire coals. The Steps in the portal come from the place of falling, clamping or a star.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Recommended Jul 10, 2026
a casual 3D platformer that's worth buying just for the cards
Recommended May 15, 2026
minecraft before minecraft
Recommended Apr 14, 2026
Pretty basic but fine
Recommended Feb 23, 2026
buy if u like puzzle games, i recommend it
Recommended Feb 20, 2026
Caliper, developed by Tort and published by Conglomerate 5, is a compact 3D puzzle platformer that centers on environmental interaction and loosely guided experimentation. Rather than building its identity around narrative structure or cinematic presentation, the game leans into abstract mechanics and physics-based behavior. Players are placed into small, contained environments filled with interactive elements whose behaviors must be understood and manipulated to advance. At its core, Caliper revolves around observing how objects respond to specific conditions. Environmental elements can change states—platforms may freeze, melt, activate, or deactivate depending on player input or proximity. The puzzles are not heavily tutorialized, which means the game encourages discovery through trial and error. Early moments often feel ambiguous, as objectives are not explicitly spelled out. Instead, players are expected to interpret the space, test interactions, and deduce how elements relate to one another. This open-ended structure makes experimentation central to progression. Level design emphasizes compact arenas where each object serves a functional purpose. There is little visual clutt…
Recommended Dec 14, 2025
This is the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ disapointing piece of ♥♥♥♥ game ive ever played. 10/10

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