Fit check
Is Naught worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platform-game fans who want gravity-based environmental control
- Players who enjoy navigating narrow labyrinths with hidden areas
- Completion-focused players seeking collectibles and level time trials
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking direct character controls rather than movement shaped by rotating the environment
- Players looking for open-ended exploration instead of a set of 40 structured labyrinth levels
- Players who prefer platform games without hazards, enemies, or time trials
Our take on Naught
Rather than centering movement on the character, this platform game makes the surrounding world the main control surface. Rotating the environment changes gravity and replaces the usual jump-and-run structure with route manipulation through narrow labyrinths.
What is Naught?
Naught is a platform game set in a dark underground world of labyrinths, hazards, enemies, hidden areas, and secrets.
Its central control mechanic rotates the environment rather than directly moving the protagonist, changing gravity to guide Naught through narrow and complex routes. Across 40 levels, players dodge dangers, collect seeds of light to open blocked areas, and recover diamond fragments. The Spirit of the Tree accompanies Naught during the adventure. Each level also includes a time trial challenge. The game presents an underground story about a soul awakened to confront shadows and protect what he values.
How Naught plays
- 01Environment Rotation
- Rotating the surroundings changes gravity and determines how Naught moves through each area.
- 02Forty Labyrinth Levels
- The adventure spans 40 stages containing hazards, enemies, concealed locations, and secrets.
- 03Light Seed Collection
- Seeds of light provide access to areas that are initially blocked.
- 04Time Trial Challenges
- Every level includes a time-based challenge alongside its main route.
Naught compared to similar games
Naught uses rotating environments and gravity changes to guide a character through 40 labyrinth levels, while Sonic Origins presents a collection of four classic Sonic platform games. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER focuses on runner gameplay combined with shooting, whereas Naught centers on environmental navigation, hidden areas, collectibles, and time trials.
Naught: platforms & release
Is Naught worth it?
It is worth it if: platform-game fans who want gravity-based environmental control. Skip it if: players seeking direct character controls rather than movement shaped by rotating the environment.
Where can I download Naught?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Naught's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Naught on?
Windows only.
