Play Twice

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Play Twice is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by YORUROJI and was released on March 11, 2025. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

This is no ordinary Sokoban Puzzle. Play Twice offers a double the fun twist on the classic puzzle! First, enjoy the challenge of moving the yellow blocks to press the yellow buttons. Brown boxes can be pushed to clear your path and solve the puzzle. Clear the level, and you’re done... or are you? Here’s where it gets interesting. The same board begins a new challenge: this time, guide the re…

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Audience ScoreBased on 13 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

Innovative twist on sokoban puzzles requiring players to think ahead and play levels twice.
Simple, accessible gameplay with effective quality-of-life features like unlimited undo and instant reset.
Pleasant minimalist presentation with enjoyable sound design and graphics.

Game is very short, typically completed in under an hour.
Puzzle difficulty is generally low, with little challenge for experienced puzzle fans.
Some players feel the game is more of a prototype or demo due to limited content and mechanics.

gameplay
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The gameplay offers a charming and engaging 30-60 minute puzzle experience centered around a unique mechanic, with potential for further depth through additional mechanics.
- “A delightful 30-60 mins puzzle game with an interesting mechanic.”
- “I can envision how this concept can be taken up five notches with several more mechanics.”
graphics
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Users praise the graphics, highlighting them as a standout and visually appealing feature of the game.
music
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The music in the game is minimalistic but effectively complements the gameplay, inspiring players to creatively engage with the audio. Overall, the sound design is well-crafted and adds a subtle yet enjoyable layer to the experience.
- “The barebones music, while not a major draw of the game, inspired me to idly improvise beats on top of it with the undo noise while thinking through the levels. I liked the audio and thought the sound design was well put together.”