CasualIs Box: The Game worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Puzzle fans who enjoy arranging connected cubes to match colored targets
- Competitive players who want to reduce their move counts and compare global results
- Players seeking a short, fixed set of 50 colorful shape-matching levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking action gameplay rather than cube-arrangement puzzles
- Players wanting an open-ended puzzle collection instead of 50 defined levels
- Players uninterested in comparing move counts on a global leaderboard
Our take on Box: The Game
The bounce point comes when touching one cube causes other connected cubes to attach as well. Players who cannot track the expanding shape while matching both its outline and color positions may hit a wall before the later levels.
What is Box: The Game?
Control a cube that attaches to every cube it touches, along with cubes connected to those cubes.
Arrange the resulting shape to match the pattern on the ground, placing each color in the correct position to advance through 50 levels. The game includes colorful stages, varied shapes, a color-blind mode, and leaderboards for comparing move counts with people worldwide.
How Box: The Game plays
- 01Cube Attachments
- Each cube touched joins the controlled cube, and cubes touching those attached cubes join as well.
- 02Colored Ground Targets
- Levels require the assembled cubes to match a ground shape with colors in the correct positions.
- 03Move Leaderboards
- Players can compare their move counts with people from around the world.
- 04Color-Blind Mode
- A color-blind mode is included.
- 0550 Levels
- The game contains 50 levels with colorful stages and different shapes.
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Box: The Game: platforms & release
Is Box: The Game worth it?
It is worth it if: puzzle fans who enjoy arranging connected cubes to match colored targets. Skip it if: players seeking action gameplay rather than cube-arrangement puzzles.
Where can I download Box: The Game?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Box: The Game's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Box: The Game on?
Windows only.




