AdventureFit check
Is Cuana worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want a comedic adventure built around unusual abilities
- Fans of cartoon-style games with stealth and disruption objectives
- Players seeking unconventional challenge settings, including a particularly uncertain hardest mode
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large adventure with extensive exploration or a long campaign
- Players who prefer conventional combat and serious storytelling over gas-based tactics and juvenile humor
- Players looking for many stages or broad replay variation beyond six level settings
Our take on Cuana
The defining mechanic is Johnny’s gas-based toolkit: ordinary farts can open doors, while bombs and mines support ranged disruption and covert attacks.
What is Cuana?
Play as Johnny, a teenager who gains unusual abilities after eating beans.
Across six levels—Bus, School, Grocery Store, Cafe, Airport, and Airplane—use gas-based attacks and tactics to meet different objectives. Some stages require filling areas with smells without attracting attention, while others call for creating enough disruption. Johnny has three abilities: an ordinary fart that can surprise characters and open doors, a ranged fart bomb that can knock out NPCs, and a fart mine for covert attacks. Fart bombs and mines consume beans. The story follows Johnny’s attempt to win Monica’s affection while dealing with teenage problems and an enemy named Greg. Difficulty options include easy-peasy, normal, and Gas Bomb, whose beatability the developer leaves uncertain.
How Cuana plays
- 01Six Varied Levels
- Stages take place in locations including a bus, school, grocery store, cafe, airport, and airplane.
- 02Three Gas Abilities
- Johnny can use a standard fart, a ranged explosive, and a deployable mine for different situations.
- 03Objective-Based Progression
- Winning conditions range from secretly filling rooms with smells to causing sufficient disruption.
- 04Multiple Difficulty Settings
- The game includes easy-peasy, normal, and Gas Bomb difficulty levels.
- 05Controller Support
- The game supports controllers for play on Steam.
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Cuana: platforms & release
Is Cuana worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want a comedic adventure built around unusual abilities. Skip it if: players seeking a large adventure with extensive exploration or a long campaign.
Where can I download Cuana?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Cuana's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Cuana on?
Windows only.
