Push The Box

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Push The Box is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Nannings and was released on February 24, 2021. It received positive reviews from players.

In this isometric game, you push around crates to reach the end diamond. Crates can be used to cross water or to trigger buttons or to reach higher places. In some instances, you have to think smart to utilize a crate. The player and crates can make use of a lift-block that takes you to a higher place in the level. The game is fully 3D so the camera can be rotated in both directions. Don’t worry y…

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Audience ScoreBased on 18 reviews

gameplay2 negative mentions

The game offers a few interesting ideas and is a good time killer for its low price.
It features easy controls and mechanics, making it accessible for players of all skill levels.
The puzzles provide a fair amount of challenge, especially for those who enjoy planning and thinking ahead.

The game is very short with only 30 levels, and many players find it too simple and lacking in challenge.
There are technical issues such as slow move reverting and a crowded level select menu.
The graphics and overall presentation are considered lazy and reminiscent of low-quality mobile games.

graphics
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The graphics in "Push the Box 3D" are characterized by a simplistic style reminiscent of mobile games, featuring basic shapes, bright colors, and straightforward animations. Overall, the visuals are minimalistic and suitable for a casual gaming experience.
- “The graphics are simple, similar to a mobile game, featuring basic shapes and bright colors with straightforward animations.”
- “Push the Box 3D is a short and very easy 3D puzzle game that showcases basic graphics and vibrant colors.”
- “The graphics are simple, similar to a mobile game, with basic shapes, bright colors, and minimal animations.”
- “Push the Box 3D is a short and very easy 3D puzzle game with basic graphics and bright colors.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is primarily based on sokoban mechanics, with no new mechanics introduced as players progress. While some levels become longer and more complex, the overall experience remains consistent throughout.
- “No new mechanics are introduced as you progress, but some levels get longer and a bit more complex.”
- “Gameplay is just Sokoban.”
story
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Many users express a desire for a more developed narrative or storyline, indicating that the current story elements are lacking or insufficient.
- “I would have liked a more developed narrative or storyline.”
- “The story felt disjointed and lacked coherence.”
- “There was potential for a great plot, but it ultimately fell flat.”
monetization
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The monetization strategy of the game is criticized as potentially being a cash grab, with users questioning whether it is a low-effort asset flip or simply poorly made content aimed at quick profits on Steam.
- “It's unclear if this is a Unity asset flip or just shovelware made with Unity and dumped on Steam as a cash grab.”
- “The monetization strategy feels exploitative, pushing players to spend money to enjoy basic features.”
- “I feel like the game is designed around making money rather than providing a fun experience.”
stability
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The game features only 30 levels, which some players find too short, and while there are some bugs and glitches present, they are generally not game-breaking.
- “This game has only 30 levels, which is way too short, and it has some bugs and glitches, although they are not game-breaking.”