In the adventure puzzle game Boxville, mute cans convey tales via doodling on cardboard cutouts of their metropolis.
Whether you’re playing solo to immerse yourself in the world and test your brain with complex logic puzzles and riddles, or with a friend or family member, you may enjoy unique audiovisual experiences while solving the puzzles together.
In essence, the game is an animated film that doubles as a game, so you may enjoy both forms of entertainment simultaneously. You may put your worries and tensions to rest while playing Boxville. There is no need to hurry or feel pressured while you take in your surroundings.
From hundreds of alternatives, the game’s logic puzzles and environmental tasks were hand-picked.
Story:
Old cans occupy the metropolis of boxes known as Boxville. With their regular habits and routines, they lead peaceful and content lives. Their bliss, however, was shattered when mysterious earthquakes struck one day…
Our protagonist, Blue Can, tragically lost his closest companion as a result. He began looking, but after an earthquake it is difficult to navigate the city. He has to figure out how to go on, get his pal back to their house, and find out why there have been so many earthquakes.
Along the journey, he will meet many interesting people and have many exciting experiences.
Reaching his objective will need him to be inquisitive, creative, cautious, and helpful to others.
Features:
- All of the backdrops and characters are meticulously designed by artists. These are hand-painted graphics.
- For every interaction, a unique animation and sound effect is made.
- In order to achieve the mood of the game, a new musical score was composed for each scenario.
- There are a plethora of logic puzzles and minigames that are intricately tied to the plot of the game.
- The game’s characters express themselves using cartoonish speech bubbles; no words are used in the game.
