Fit check
Is Squareface worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action-RPG players who want campaign missions combined with base management
- Customization-focused players who want control over clothing, weapons, vehicles, and companions
- Players interested in unusual paper-themed worlds with combat and printable character toys
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a tightly focused action game without base, garage, ally, pet, and inventory management
- Players who prefer short, linear campaigns rather than more than 40 story missions plus extra modes
- Players looking for a purely realistic setting instead of a miniature paper-character premise
Our take on Squareface
Rather than using a conventional human hero, the game makes a miniature paper figure the center of its action-RPG structure. Character customization, base construction, vehicles, companions, and printable costume blueprints extend the premise beyond combat and exploration.
What is Squareface?
Squareface is a third-person action RPG about a miniature paper character investigating its existence in a large, dangerous world.
The game combines combat, exploration, and more than 40 original story missions with survival, racing, and experimental extra levels. Character options include gender, clothing, backpacks, and weapons. Players can build and defend a base, manage allies and pets, upgrade vehicles through a garage, and use melee, firearms, grenades, mines, and other weapons. Items, tools, and companions support progression through challenges and checkpoints. Costumes can be printed as paper-toy blueprints, though this feature is unavailable on Mac.
How Squareface plays
- 01Story missions
- The main campaign contains more than 40 original missions, alongside survival, racing, and experimental stages.
- 02Character customization
- Players can adjust gender, clothing, backpacks, and weapon choices, with costumes available as unlocks.
- 03Base construction
- A player-built base can provide protection, larger carrying capacity, troop recruitment, and vehicle management.
- 04Ally and pet management
- Companions have pocket-size, damage, and speed characteristics, can receive attack orders, and can stay in the Barracks.
- 05Vehicle upgrades
- Cars and trucks can be managed and upgraded through garages, with racing also available.
- 06Paper toy crafting
- Selected character costumes can be printed as blueprints for physical paper toys, except on Mac.
Squareface compared to similar games
Squareface combines third-person action-RPG combat with base construction, vehicle management, companions, and printable paper toys. Ghost of a Tale is an action RPG focused on a mouse minstrel, medieval animal world, immersion, exploration, stealth, disguises, and conversations. Alpha Protocol centers on an agent navigating an international catastrophe, while Squareface uses a paper-character setting and adds crafting, racing, and base defense.
Squareface: platforms & release
Is Squareface worth it?
It is worth it if: action-RPG players who want campaign missions combined with base management. Skip it if: players seeking a tightly focused action game without base, garage, ally, pet, and inventory management.
Where can I download Squareface?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Squareface's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Squareface on?
Windows and macOS.
