

Fugaz
Spheanix · 2026 · Puzzle, Adventure, Casual, Psychological Horror, Atmospheric
PC
Positive100% · 16
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About Fugaz
Use flute songs to solve puzzles
With the music sheets of different songs, you will be able to play them on the flute to affect the world. Music knowledge is not required to play the game.An immersive experience
The ambience of the game, with its dark pixel art graphics and ominous music, grants a really immersive experience.A non linear world to explore
Exploration is only tied to your knowledge. Discovering new rules will push you further, and with the map, you can check your findings any time.A mysterious psychological horror background
Everything in the game has a meaning. Its themes and lore are almost a puzzle in itself.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
very cool
Cool unique concept and nice art style
Un juego con una ambietacion espectacular. Después de jugar la demo, supe que lo compraría el día de lanzamiento para disfrutarlo al máximo. Ahora solo estoy esperando encontrar un momento para jugarlo. Una vez que lo complete, actualizaré esta reseña con más detalles sobre mi experiencia!
fantastic little puzzle game, that will scratch the itch of those who love cryptic puzzle with some meta solution but not too hard. quite short but i enjoyed my time with it.
Incredible game and overall great puzzle design. (also managed to get all 4 easter eggs/secrets)
A short, but well thought-out puzzle game with a really nice atmosphere! Fugaz felt a bit like a pocket-sized metroidbrainia, which was far from unwelcome to me. Count ~5 hours to finish it. Strongest element are the riddles, most of which I found really fun to solve! Certain puzzles can be figured out intuitively and have you find their hints way after being solved, but it's a common occurrence with riddle-based games of this nature, so I didn't think it was that big of a deal. Narrative elements are not the center point compared to the puzzle aspect, but its integration within the map and npcs felt organic, and I really digged the ambience and music of the game. I discovered Fugaz through its demo, and I really appreciated the effort made so that the demo doesn't spoil any of the riddles from the finished game. If you're curious but not convinced yet, go check it out! It will give you a good impression of what the final game will be like, and maybe convince you to play it too? Overall: if you enjoy metroidbrainias but are looking for a shorter, simpler experience, this game fits the bill nicely. Definitely recommend!
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