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Between Stars, a Physics-Based Gravitational Puzzle Game Has Just Released
Between Stars: Gravity Puzzle, a physics-based interstellar puzzle game, has launched on iOS and Android. The game challenges players to optimize travel paths between celestial bodies using gravitational physics, offering a relaxing experience with no timers or ads in its free Origins pack. An optional purchase unlocks the full game and future expansions.
Shoe it All! Is a Puzzle Game with Physics, Punk Rock Energy and Stickers, Out Now
Shoe it All!, a physics-based puzzle game with punk rock energy, has launched on the Google Play Store for $4.99. Developed by Amberbite Games and Bright Gambit, the game features over 65 handcrafted puzzles where players use shoes to outsmart obstacles and collect stickers. A try-before-you-buy option is available on mobile.
Radiation Caterpillar Crawls Onto Xbox With A Very Strange Growth Problem
Radiation Caterpillar, a physics-based puzzle platformer, has launched on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S for £5.79. Players control an alien caterpillar that grows by consuming radiation, but this growth can hinder navigation through increasingly challenging levels filled with physics-based puzzles and hazards. The game, developed by Sharkgame and published by Brainium Games, was previously available on PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Shoe It All incoming for Nintendo Switch
Amberbite has announced that Shoe It All will be released on Nintendo Switch on September 3, 2026. The game features over 65 physics-based puzzles where players launch shoes to solve challenges, with options for speedrunning and exploring hidden content. It will be available digitally for $7.99.
Funny Physics-Based Game Shoe it All! Opens Pre-Registration on Android
The physics-based puzzle game Shoe It All! by Amberbite Games is now available for pre-registration on Android, with a planned launch for mobile and PC on September 3rd, 2026. The game features over 65 levels where players throw shoes at destructible environments to solve puzzles and defeat authority figures.
Devolver’s HYPERDROP brings big balls and bigger combos to Steam
Devolver Digital has announced HYPERDROP, a neon-soaked pachinko roguelite developed by Dark Dark Goose, which is now available as a free demo on Steam. The game challenges players to create elaborate scoring machines by placing and upgrading pegs, triggering chain reactions with bouncing balls. HYPERDROP features an evolving electronic soundtrack and will include challenging stages, modifiers, and boss battles upon its full release for PC.
Noodle Cable – Beta Demo | Alpha Beta Gamer
Noodle Cable is a first-person physics puzzle game where players untangle and connect massive cables within surrealist environments. The game challenges players' spatial reasoning and physics manipulation skills through room-sized puzzles. A beta demo is available for download on Steam.
Vikings Pinball Launches On Xbox With Physics-Based Mayhem
Vikings Pinball, a physics-driven destruction game from NOSTRA GAMES, has launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC for £4.19. The game challenges players to use precise shots and environmental interactions to defeat enemy forces, offering a budget-friendly arcade experience.
Yerba Buena Review | TheXboxHub
Yerba Buena is a puzzle adventure game set in 1970s San Francisco, featuring a unique 'Oscillator' mechanic that allows players to copy and paste motion to solve environmental puzzles. While the game's story, characters, and visuals are charming, the platforming can be frustrating, and the puzzle-solving is the true highlight. The game is available on Xbox.
Golfish, a physics puzzle adventure game, coming to Nintendo Switch
Revulo Games has announced Golfish, a physics puzzle adventure game, for the Nintendo Switch. Players guide a small fish through over 100 levels, using momentum, timing, and interactions with sea creatures to solve puzzles. The game will be available as a digital download for $4.99.
Hamsteria – Beta Demo | Alpha Beta Gamer
Hamsteria is a cooperative physics puzzle game where two players control hamsters in connected wheels, requiring constant collaboration to navigate obstacles without traditional controls. The demo includes 28 checkpoints, offering one to two hours of gameplay with increasing difficulty. It supports online, local, and solo modes, emphasizing communication and coordination.
Shape Sender Deluxe heading to Nintendo Switch
Shape Sender Deluxe, a physics-based puzzle game developed by Dead Teapot and published by Dear Villagers, is coming to the Nintendo Switch. The game features over 90 handcrafted challenges with unique shapes and tools, a reactive soundtrack, and a level editor for custom puzzle creation. A release date for the Nintendo Switch version will be announced later.
Review: One Move Away Is More Physics Puzzle Than Tetris Organization
One Move Away is a physics-based puzzle game where players organize belongings into defined spaces, drawing comparisons to Tetris and Unpacking. While the core mechanic of fitting items is engaging, the addition of a car ride survival mechanic in later levels can be frustrating. The game is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and PC.
Nintendo Download: 4th June (North America)
The latest Nintendo Download update for North America brings a variety of new games to the Nintendo Switch eShop. Highlights include Final Fantasy VII Rebirth and eFootball Kick-Off!, with numerous other titles across different genres also launching this week. The update also features enhanced editions of existing games and various bundles.
Shape Sender Deluxe
Dear Villagers and Dead Teapot have announced Shape Sender Deluxe, a physics-based puzzle game set to release later this year. An announcement trailer was released last year, and the game will receive a full presentation soon.
Review: Q Collection May Be a Better Fit on PC Than Switch
The Q Collection, featuring Q Remastered, Q2 Humanity, and Q with Vtuber, offers physics-based puzzle gameplay that is best experienced with the precision of PC mouse controls. While playable on the Nintendo Switch, the collection's reliance on precise drawing mechanics can be challenging with touchscreen or controller inputs, sometimes necessitating makeshift tools for accuracy. Despite these control limitations, the games provide stark, budget-friendly sandbox experiences with multiple solutions, though Q Remastered's puzzle gating can be frustrating.
Do You Even Forklift? Takes Us Back To Japan For The Weirdest Road Trip Yet
Do You Even Forklift?, a physics puzzle adventure game, has launched on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC for £6.69. Developed by Garage 5 and published by Take IT Studio!, the game features over thirty puzzles set on a Japanese-inspired island, blending forklift-based challenges with Studio Ghibli-esque presentation and a narrative about meeting locals and learning to make ramen.
Fruit Ninja designer reveals Normal Golf Game with a demo - there's nothing normal about it
Luke Muscat, the designer behind Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, has released a demo for his new solo indie game, Normal Golf Game. The game challenges players to use physics to control their golf club while managing stance and club face, set against a mysterious backdrop where players owe a significant debt. A demo is available on Steam, reportedly working well on Linux via Proton.
Do You Even Forklift? Launches tomorrow - May 28, 2026
Do You Even Forklift?!, a physics puzzle adventure game developed by Garage 5, is set to launch on May 28, 2026. The game features a forklift exploring a Ghibli-inspired Japan, solving over 65 parking and physics-based challenges. It will be available simultaneously on PlayStation 5, Xbox consoles, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
How Table Flip Simulator Turns Life’s Annoyances into Chaotic Fun
Table Flip Simulator is a physics-based comedy puzzle game developed by YummyYummyTummy, where players cause chaotic destruction to de-stress. The game's narrative director and director discuss the inspiration behind the game, which includes turning everyday annoyances and jobs into absurd situations, culminating in a journey to become President of Antarctica. The game features a level editor for players to create and share their own chaotic playgrounds.
