OxU

I actually liked this one more than the zup games, it's pretty chill and the cube challenges really make you think differently.

New age pipes with nice mechanics.

Story - None Graphics - Adequate Gameplay - Good Sound - Ok, not memorable Playtime - My total playtime is good for total game completion >buy on sale >playable on Steam Deck >there are good puzzles here

OxU, developed and published by Quiet River, is a minimalist 3D puzzle game that thrives on clarity, spatial reasoning, and carefully layered mechanics. At a glance, it appears almost austere in presentation: clean geometric environments, simple color palettes, and unobtrusive interface elements define its visual identity. Yet beneath this restrained surface lies a deeply thoughtful puzzle framework that steadily unfolds into something far more intricate than its modest appearance initially suggests. The game demonstrates how elegance in design can create an experience that is both calming and intellectually demanding. The core gameplay revolves around interacting with cubes, portals, lasers, and movable platforms within contained 3D spaces. Each level is structured as a self-contained logical problem, tasking players with redirecting energy beams, positioning objects correctly, or manipulating environmental elements to achieve a specific goal. The rules are intuitive and easy to grasp early on, but the complexity grows organically as new interactions are introduced. Rather than overwhelming the player with mechanics from the outset, OxU carefully builds a vocabulary of systems an…

AWESOOOOOOOOOME Fun/Cool challenging little puzzle game from the creators of the Zup! games nice and relaxing music while playing need more levels and achievements Hopefully we have OxU2 and3,4,5,6,7,8 etc

OxU is a sleek, 3D minimalist challenge. It features a clean, geometric design where players must organize shapes to progress through increasingly difficult levels. The perfect game to kill ten minutes (which inevitably turns into two hours) because the 'one more try' loop is dangerously addictive.