SimulationFit check
Is Try again! worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Casual puzzle players who want short physics-based challenges
- Players who enjoy cutting and manipulating objects to meet varied objectives
- Completion-focused players who want 200 stages and achievements
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a narrative campaign or character-driven progression may bounce off the standalone puzzle stages.
- Players who want extended strategy or complex simulation systems may hit a wall with the short, objective-based format.
- Players looking for combat, exploration, or management gameplay will find those systems absent from the listed modes.
Our take on Try again!
The bounce point arrives when players move beyond the basic cutting concept and encounter six separate objective rules. Anyone wanting one consistent puzzle system may lose interest as stages shift between color matching, block removal, movement, recoloring, and boundary-based drops.
What is Try again!?
Try again!
is a physical puzzle game centered on cutting objects and improving each result. It contains 200 levels, six modes, and three difficulty settings. In Classic, connect a smiley face to a block with the same color. Destruction requires pushing every block downward, while another mode asks for a set number of blocks to be cut. Homecoming involves moving the smiley to an exit area. White Kingdom requires recoloring all blocks white, and Below the Line asks players to drop blocks beneath a dotted line. The game uses 2D physics, minimal graphics, an experience system, and achievements. Its levels are intended to play quickly.
How Try again! plays
- 01Six Puzzle Modes
- Objectives include matching colors, removing blocks, guiding a smiley, changing block colors, and dropping blocks below a marked boundary.
- 02200 Levels
- The game presents 200 stages across its puzzle modes.
- 03Three Difficulties
- Levels are available across three difficulty settings.
- 04Physics-Based Cutting
- Cutting objects is governed by 2D physical behavior.
- 05Experience System
- Progression includes experience alongside achievements.
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Try again!: platforms & release
Is Try again! worth it?
It is worth it if: casual puzzle players who want short physics-based challenges. Skip it if: players seeking a narrative campaign or character-driven progression may bounce off the standalone puzzle stages.
Where can I download Try again!?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Try again!'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Try again! on?
Windows only.
