CasualFit check
Is Raster worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual puzzle fans who want spatial abilities to shape their progress
- Players seeking more than 150 structured puzzle levels
- Puzzle players who want friend and worldwide leaderboard competition
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a brief puzzle game may find the scale of more than 150 levels too large.
- Players who do not want optional high-difficulty content may have little use for the 50 or more extra challenges.
- Players looking for puzzles without spatial manipulation may struggle when abilities such as Twist are required to connect areas.
- Players seeking direct multiplayer puzzle gameplay may find leaderboard competition insufficient.
Our take on Raster
The bounce point arrives when spatial manipulation becomes central to progression. Players expecting conventional movement may stall at puzzles requiring abilities such as Twist to connect areas around an obstacle, while the optional high-difficulty challenges add another ceiling.
What is Raster?
Raster is a casual puzzle game set in space, where players guide a bunny across varied terrain while collecting carrots.
Progress depends on using spatial abilities to change how obstacles and areas connect. One example is Twist, which links the spaces on either side of an otherwise impassable pillar. The game includes more than 15 spatial abilities, over 15 scenes with different mechanics and visual styles, and more than 150 playable levels. There are also 50 or more optional high-difficulty challenges. Some puzzles use simple arithmetic, while others involve cutting through obstacles or taking photographs. Leaderboards support competition with friends and players worldwide.
How Raster plays
- 01Spatial abilities
- More than 15 abilities alter movement, connections, or interactions with the environment.
- 02Varied puzzle scenes
- Over 15 scenes use differing mechanics and visual styles.
- 03Optional challenges
- At least 50 extra challenges are available at a higher difficulty.
- 04Competitive leaderboards
- Scores can be compared with friends and players worldwide.
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Raster: platforms & release
Is Raster worth it?
It is worth it if: casual puzzle fans who want spatial abilities to shape their progress. Skip it if: players seeking a brief puzzle game may find the scale of more than 150 levels too large.
Where can I download Raster?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Raster's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Raster on?
Windows only.
