Pile Up! Box by Box

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  • Summary: Pile Up! ticks all the right boxes as a family-friendly cooperative 3D platformer!

    Jump up, slide down, play together and carry the load! Coordinate with your friends or rely on your own creativity to navigate cardboard worlds full of uniquely joyful levels. Unfold mysteries, solve puzzles    Pile Up! ticks all the right boxes as a family-friendly cooperative 3D platformer!

    Jump up, slide down, play together and carry the load!

    Coordinate with your friends or rely on your own creativity to navigate cardboard worlds full of uniquely joyful levels. Unfold mysteries, solve puzzles and quests as a team, help the friendly citizens of sunbaked islands, amber forests, magical caves, and visit the fantastic feather theater. Or maybe just kick-back and challenge your friends in action-packed rounds of Boxball, Basketball, or Tic Pile Toe?

    Play together, stick together, think together and pile up!    … Expand

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  1. Universo Nintendo
    Feb 15, 2022
    85
    Pile Up! - Box by Box is a great 3D platform game, which brings together all the pretty basic elements of games of this genre into a fun experience. Assuming the purpose of a cardboard box, you must use your skills to jump and to stack up other boxes, in order to reach all the objectives and bring peace back to the island.
  2. Gaming Age
    Oct 1, 2021
    67
    Pile Up! screams “family-friendly”, so if you’re looking to pick up a game to play with some younger kids and want to stretch the experience out, you can certainly do so here. For anyone else, though, Pile Up! is probably a game you can safely overlook. No matter how cute it may be, it’s not exactly fun to play, and at the end of the day, that’s the most important thing.

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  1. iDontKnowMan0
    Dec 4, 2021
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It's my favorite indie game. I like 3D platformers, crafts, cute things and cozy music a lot for some reason. I also like puzzles and figuring out things on your own without games telling you what to do. And the slight difficulty because of the viewing angles. I feel like this game was made for me. I enjoy playing this there is nothing negative I can say. Paid 15€, the game has 4 Levels… Expand
  2. NindieSpotlight
    Dec 17, 2021
    7
    While Nintendo systems have been notoriously accused of being “for kids” for ages now, with the Switch mostly being no exception, in truth ifWhile Nintendo systems have been notoriously accused of being “for kids” for ages now, with the Switch mostly being no exception, in truth if you’re looking for a great game to directly play with your kids it can be a bit of a challenge to find much in the way of variety. That’s where a title like Pile Up can be easy to appreciate, as while more veteran gamers may find its puzzle platforming elements to be a bit simplistic, people who are less seasoned may really latch onto the overall approachability of the experience. That it is perfectly viable (though at times a bit tougher) as a solo game or can work nicely with a team of up to 4 people is then just sort of icing on the cake. The game looks colorful, its cardboard cutout figures inspire creative thoughts, and while not everything you see is a gimme, for the most part gamers of any skill level should be able to find success with it. While it isn’t without its flaws, if you’ve got a younger gamer-in-training around, or simply someone who normally feels overwhelmed by more intense experiences, it’s a great and generally simple title people should consider.

    https://www.nindiespotlight.com/2021/08/mini-reviews-august-20th-edition.html    … Expand