Fat Mask

[ENG] A super fun game, quick to learn and play. Short stages with simple mechanics and different modes and difficulty levels, making it highly replayable, whether solo, versus, or co-op. I highly recommend it, it's addictive. [ESP] Un juego súper divertido, rápido de aprender y de jugar. Pantallas muy cortitas, sin pérdida de tiempo, con mecánicas sencillas y con distintas modalidades y niveles de dificultad que lo hacen muy rejugable, tanto solo, versus o cooperativo. Lo recomiendo mucho, es un vicio.

Missing a lot of features. Pressing one button can make you exit the game. Forced tutorial every time?

Wait for this to have online multiplayer. Then I can wholeheartedly recommend it. #whatareirlfriends

Fat Mask, developed and published by Paper Cult, is a compact yet surprisingly intense arcade-style game that blends competitive puzzle mechanics with fast-paced platforming and brawler-like disruption. At first glance, it presents itself as a quirky indie curiosity, but beneath its simple visuals lies a tightly focused design built around speed, spatial awareness, and constant player interaction. It is a game that thrives on pressure and proximity, favoring chaotic moments and split-second decisions over long-term planning or progression systems. The central mechanic of Fat Mask revolves around collecting and assembling blocks into large combo structures while navigating small, enclosed arenas. Players must grab blocks, stack them carefully, and protect their growing combos long enough to score. This puzzle-like objective is immediately complicated by the presence of other players, who are actively encouraged to interfere, steal blocks, and dismantle your progress. Unlike traditional puzzle games where failure is internal and self-inflicted, Fat Mask externalizes that tension, turning every opponent into a moving hazard that can undo seconds of careful setup in an instant. Movem…

If you like puzzles and have friends to play locally get it. It is an amazing gaming to play against friends, but the one player mode that you are stuck if you thought it had online gets boring quickly. If it had online i would probably play this everyday

A fun twist on the matching game dynamic, it can be a little frantic with multiple players but it's still really fun and a refreshing new kind of multiplayer game. I would like to see the interface tweaked so it gave you more feedback on how well you did each level, and allowed you to move on to the next level without having to manually select a new level, which feels like a broken mechanic. I like the slow-down mechanic, but I kind of wish there was a ghost-piece on the board so you had an idea where the piece would go, but maybe that is part of the game.