

Last Box Standing May Go On
Zyl · 2024 · Casual, Puzzle, Atmospheric, Old School, Logic
PC
2 user reviews100% · 2
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About Last Box Standing May Go On
Try yourself on a handful of levels in a grid-based puzzle game; no large commitments required.
Once you push them, these box creatures won't stop moving until they hit either a wall or another box. Be careful where you send them, or you won't get them back out!

Equal boxes block each other, but the bigger ones eat the smaller ones.

Once only one box remains, the goal door will open. You made sure you could reach it from where you stand, right?

Once you push them, these box creatures won't stop moving until they hit either a wall or another box. Be careful where you send them, or you won't get them back out!

Equal boxes block each other, but the bigger ones eat the smaller ones.

Once only one box remains, the goal door will open. You made sure you could reach it from where you stand, right?

What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Last Box Standing May Go On is a delightfully challenging puzzle game. The game is designed in such a way that the player learns its mechanics in an organic and intuitive way, which is highly appreciated. While the game has a simple concept, a lot of the puzzles demand both cognitive and creative thinking. For its price, Last Box is a bargain and offers more than enough entertainment and fun for many hours. However, a level editor would have vastly enriched an already great experience. The graphics, backgrounds, and music add plenty of nuance to the game. All these aspects are reduced to the essentials so that the player can truly be immersed in the fresh challenges each new level provides. Thus, the reward for each completed stage feels all the more earned, and one can only wonder what difficulties still await later in the game. The short, solemn jingle one gets is the cherry on top. Philosophically, the game presents a Darwinian approach: Bigger boxes eat smaller ones to either grow or to remove competition. Only the last box remaining is allowed to move on into the great unknown. Why these boxes live an arguably cruel life such as this is left for the players imaginat…4 found this helpful
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