

Sujefa
MegaPropeller · 2026 · Casual, Online Co-Op, Puzzle, Platformer, Co-op
PC
Very Positive93% · 72
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About Sujefa
Sujefa is a cooperative 2D puzzle-platformer made specifically for two players. Every level is designed around teamwork: communicating, coordinating, and using each character’s strengths and weaknesses to solve challenges together.Each player chooses to play as Rock, Paper, or Scissors. Rock must avoid Paper, Paper must avoid Scissors, and Scissors must avoid Rock.Solve 40 levels filled with platforming, cooperating and puzzle solving built around rock, paper and scissors.You can play online with a friend or share a single screen locally.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Almost broke up with my boyfriend on stage 21. Really tests the strenght of your relationship Physics don't exist and I love it2 found this helpful
Sujefa was a very fun and short game. It's a good co-op game to spend some hours (and some tears, I see you lvl21) but overall, for a free game it's really honorable. If you want to spend time with friends, don't hesitate. Do not expect a perfect game though, the physic of this game is from another world and it can be quite frustrating. It's also easy to finish the game, so if you're a trophy hunter you can be interested in it too.1 found this helpful
Fun litte twist to the rock paper scissors game. Test your co-op skills by in the many possible levels with tons of enviromental add-ons such as crates, balls, switches, etc! Give it a try :)1 found this helpful
2-player co-op – lots of fun, some super easy, some more complex – we've already had some fun with it.
A fun little co-op platformer with some medium-difficulty logical puzzling to do, definitely recommend you play it with your truest bro because you will rage if you the person you are playing with is not a smart boy.
Feels like a class project game, or perhaps some sort of game jam game. At time of writing the game needs some external way to limit framerate or it will devour every GPU resource it can, but also needs more than 60FPS for a consistent platforming experience (I didn't have issues at 120FPS) I found the game to be just the right length, as I could feel if it were much longer the experience would likely have started to sour. A nice way to kill a few hours with a friend. This game has flaws, but at the price of free: the game works, is competent, and thus is an easy recommendation. Edit: Update occurred that addressed the biggest issues. Low FPS still has some (massively reduced) inconsistencies but with the built in frame limiter that isn't much of an issue
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