Boxbound: Android Game Launches with Over 9 Quintillion Levels!

Curlew Studios has just launched Boxbound: Package Puzzles on Android, inviting players into a world of endless boxes and satirical puzzles. This marks the third mobile game from Curlew, following Ninja Star and My Type.

What Do You Do in Boxbound: Package Puzzles?

In Boxbound: Package Puzzles, you take on the role of a warehouse worker caught in a relentless cycle of package sorting while the world outside teeters on the brink of collapse. Amidst the chaos, your colleague Peter stands out as your sole companion, somehow managing to keep his cool despite the surrounding turmoil.

As you tirelessly sort through an endless stream of packages, the game juxtaposes your mundane tasks with unfolding political and economic crises outside the warehouse. Yet, no matter the external drama, your job remains unaltered, reflecting the game's satirical take on endless work.

The developers have humorously committed to the game's endless nature, boasting an astonishing 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 levels. At a rate of one level per second, completing the game would take roughly four billion lifetimes, showcasing the game's playful absurdity.

Peter adds a unique charm to the game, bringing his quirks and a surprising sense of style, changing outfits like a runway model. Meanwhile, you're left to navigate the challenge of stacking oddly shaped packages, all while pondering the fate of the crumbling world beyond the warehouse walls.

For a sneak peek into the game's atmosphere, check out the trailers below:

The Game Doesn’t Stick to Stacking Boxes

Boxbound: Package Puzzles goes beyond mere box stacking, introducing a variety of challenges and mini-games to keep players engaged. From sweeping trash under lantern light during power outages to stepping in as a delivery truck driver when needed, the game offers diverse scenarios that prevent the gameplay from feeling repetitive.

Despite the game's colossal level count, the mix of casual gameplay and a subtly woven narrative keeps the experience fresh and enjoyable. The game's calming atmosphere persists even as things unravel around you, and the inclusion of global leaderboards adds a competitive edge.

You can dive into Boxbound: Package Puzzles on the Google Play Store, where it's available for free.

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