CasualIs Superposition worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Sokoban fans who want puzzles centered on controlling multiple player copies
- Puzzle players who prefer compact, mechanics-focused campaigns
- Players interested in exploring how duplication changes spatial problem-solving
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a large puzzle campaign rather than a fixed set of 50 levels
- Players looking for action, story, or varied game modes beyond grid-based goal puzzles
- Players who do not enjoy planning the movement of multiple copies at the same time
Our take on Superposition
The store presentation foregrounds the novelty of duplication but gives less emphasis to the game's deliberately small scope: a simple sokoban-style format containing 50 puzzles. Its appeal rests on exploring one central mechanic rather than offering a broad set of systems or modes.
What is Superposition?
Superposition is a puzzle game built around duplication in a sokoban-style setting.
The player can split into several copies, then maneuver those copies so that all goal tiles are occupied at the same time. Each completed arrangement advances the game. The 50-puzzle collection explores the consequences of its duplication mechanics through different scenarios. Its scope is focused on pushing, positioning, and coordinating multiple versions of the player within individual puzzle layouts.
How Superposition plays
- 01Player Duplication
- Splitting creates multiple versions of the player that must be coordinated within each level.
- 02Simultaneous Goals
- Progress requires placing every copy on a goal tile at once.
- 03Fifty Puzzles
- The game includes 50 scenarios built around its central mechanics.
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Superposition: platforms & release
Is Superposition worth it?
It is worth it if: sokoban fans who want puzzles centered on controlling multiple player copies. Skip it if: players seeking a large puzzle campaign rather than a fixed set of 50 levels.
Where can I download Superposition?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Superposition's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Superposition on?
Windows and Linux.




