SimulationFit check
Is Levelhead worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platformer fans who want to create and publish their own stages
- Small groups seeking cooperative play for up to four people
- Players who enjoy competing for level-based speed and score records
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single, fixed platforming campaign rather than user-created stages and editing tools
- Those who prefer relaxed, predictable progression over difficult challenges, leaderboards, and varied community content
- Solo players looking specifically for a game centered on solitary play
Our take on Levelhead
Rather than treating platforming as a sequence of developer-authored stages, the game makes level construction and publication central activities. Its editor supports formats beyond conventional obstacle courses, including puzzles, pinball setups, boss stages, speed challenges, and musical scenes.
What is Levelhead?
Levelhead is a co-op platformer about training the GR-18 delivery robot for the Bureau of Shipping.
Players run, jump, and blast through a campaign of more than 90 hand-crafted levels, with local co-op or Steam Remote Play for up to four players. The Workshop editor supports custom platforming stages built with enemies, hazards, paths, switches, secrets, weather, music, and powers. Creations can become adventures, puzzles, pinball machines, boss challenges, speed tests, or musical scenes. Published levels can attract followers, while search and curation organize community content. Each level includes a leaderboard for speed and score competition. Cross-save transfers unfinished creations between devices, and friends can build levels together.
How Levelhead plays
- 01Custom Level Building
- The editor includes hundreds of components, such as hazards, programmable switches, secrets, weather, music, and powers.
- 02Four-Player Co-op
- The campaign and editor support local play or Steam Remote Play with as many as four participants.
- 03Community Publishing
- Published creations can collect followers and appear through search and curation tools.
- 04Level Leaderboards
- Every stage records rankings for players competing on speed and score.
- 05Cross-Save Support
- Unfinished creations can be backed up to the cloud and moved between devices.
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Levelhead: platforms & release
Is Levelhead worth it?
It is worth it if: platformer fans who want to create and publish their own stages. Skip it if: players seeking a single, fixed platforming campaign rather than user-created stages and editing tools.
Where can I download Levelhead?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Levelhead's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Levelhead on?
Windows only.
