- January 16, 2019
- Heekdevelopment
Box: The Game
52%Game Brain Score
music, gameplay
graphics, story
52% User Score 142 reviews
Platforms
PCWindows
About
Box: The Game is a fun and challenging puzzle game with never seen before mechanics where every cube you touch attaches to you and every cube those cubes touch attach to them.






Audience ScoreBased on 142 reviews
music12 positive mentions
story2 negative mentions
- Challenging and fun puzzle game with 50 levels that require skill and planning.
- Cross-platform compatibility allows play on various devices, and the game is free.
- Relaxing music and simple graphics make it a decent game to pass the time.
- Lacks an undo feature, making it frustrating to restart levels without resetting move counts.
- Gameplay can feel repetitive and clunky, with some bugs affecting performance.
- Leaderboards are poorly designed, leading to unfair scoring and competition.
- music28 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The music in the game features a selection of classical tracks that some players find calming and fitting for the background, while others feel it doesn't suit the puzzle genre and can be repetitive. Although the soundtrack is generally described as pleasant, there are complaints about the quality of certain tracks and a desire for more variety beyond royalty-free options. Overall, the music contributes positively to the game's atmosphere, but improvements could enhance the experience.
“Very nice classic music in the background as well.”
“I really enjoyed the calm music in this game.”
“Graphics & sound: 7/10 - the sound effects and beautifully fitting music help bring this score up here!”
“The music isn't offensive, but the stock orchestra tunes are pretty blah.”
“Using royalty-free classical music is a completely fine choice for a soundtrack, but one of the used tracks has a weird, distorted audio quality.”
“Changing the leaderboards to be for individual levels rather than every 5 and having a soundtrack that isn’t random classical music would also improve things.”