Boxbound: Android Game Launches with Over 9 Quintillion Levels!

Curlew Studios has just released Boxbound: Package Puzzles on Android, marking their third mobile game venture following Ninja Star and My Type. This satirical puzzle game immerses players in the life of a warehouse worker amidst a world teetering on the brink of collapse.

What Do You Do in Boxbound: Package Puzzles?

In Boxbound: Package Puzzles, you step into the shoes of a warehouse worker caught in an endless cycle of sorting packages. Your companion in this relentless grind is Peter, an overworked yet resilient co-worker who somehow manages to keep his spirits up despite the surrounding chaos. As you navigate through the game, you'll witness political drama and economic disasters unfolding outside the warehouse, yet your job remains unaffected, demanding your continuous attention.

The game boasts an astonishing 9,223,372,036,854,775,807 levels, a number that humorously underscores the game's endless nature. Curlew Studios amusingly notes that completing all levels at a rate of one per second would take about four billion lifetimes. Amidst this endless loop, Peter adds a touch of humor and humanity, changing outfits as if participating in a fashion show, while you tackle the challenge of stacking oddly shaped packages and ponder the fate of the world outside.

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 random challenges and mini-games to keep the gameplay fresh. From sweeping trash under lantern light during power outages to taking over as a delivery truck driver when the regular one calls in sick, the game constantly mixes up scenarios to prevent monotony. Despite the vast number of levels, the blend of casual gameplay with a deeper narrative thread makes for an engaging experience.

Surprisingly, the game offers a calming atmosphere even as everything seems to be falling apart. Additionally, players can compete on global leaderboards, adding a competitive edge to the experience. Boxbound: Package Puzzles is available for free on the Google Play Store, so why not give it a try?

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