Sujefa

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Sujefa is a multiplayer casual platformer game. It was developed by MegaPropeller and was released on February 20, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.

Sujefa is co-op puzzle platformer where two players can play as Rock, Paper or Scissors. Work together to solve puzzles and reach the end. Play online or locally on a shared screen.

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92%Audience ScoreBased on 40 reviews

humor2 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

Fun and creative co-op puzzle platformer that is enjoyable to play with a friend.
Clever use of Rock-Paper-Scissors mechanics integrated into puzzles adds originality and strategic depth.
Clean minimalist art style with a good amount of levels providing hours of gameplay.

Physics and game engine bugs cause odd behavior, including objects clipping and unpredictably launching off the map.
Gameplay can feel repetitive with some levels disproportionately difficult or too easy, affecting pacing.
Lacks some novel mechanics beyond the basic formula, leading to comparisons with similar games without much innovation.

gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is simple and enjoyable but tends to be repetitive across levels, with many mechanics feeling derivative of similar games like Fireboy and Watergirl. Players suggest adding a grab mechanic to improve control and express a desire for more original and novel gameplay elements to deepen the experience.
- “Fun game, simple gameplay but it lasts a few hours.”
- “The game would benefit from a grab mechanic for the boxes, as currently launching objects across the map happens too often; a grab button would help resolve this issue.”
- “The gameplay could use more novel mechanics, as many feel borrowed from similar games like Fireboy and Watergirl. Introducing original mechanics could explore the genre in a deeper way.”
- “The gameplay felt a bit repetitive going through different levels.”
- “The game needs more novel mechanics; many of the mechanics feel like they are taken from Fireboy and Watergirl. I would like to see more original mechanics to explore this genre in a deeper way than just classic Fireboy & Watergirl.”
- “A grab mechanic for the boxes is needed, as launching objects across the map happens too often. A grab button would really help with that issue.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users feel that the story's pacing is uneven, with middle missions being excessively long and the final mission feeling too brief. Reordering the levels could improve the overall experience.
- “The only two things that could improve this game for me would be having the levels put in a different order. Some of the middle missions took far too long, while the last mission took less than 20 seconds.”
- “Some of the middle missions took far too long, disrupting the story flow and pacing.”
- “The last mission felt rushed and completed in under 20 seconds, making the story's conclusion unsatisfying.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Users find the humor in the game's unexpected deaths and quirky mechanics, such as the inability to bump into teammates, amusing. They also suggest that adding more explosive interactions could enhance the comedic experience.
- “The deaths made us laugh, not being able to bump into your teammate is funny”
- “Make the others explode too, would be mad funny”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics feature a clean, minimalist art style that is simple and visually pleasing. Users appreciate the straightforward and aesthetically appealing design.
- “Clean minimalist art style, simple and clean, pleasing to look at.”
- “Clean minimalist art style, simple and clean, pleasing to look at.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect highlights how gameplay mechanics, such as interacting with different ground tiles, evoke a thoughtful and engaging experience, encouraging players to adapt their strategies and feel a deeper connection to the game.