A tiny can in search of his dog - Boxville Mobile Demo Review

Boxville is a puzzle game with lots of adventure that is pretty engaging. I guess it's a game where the protagonist, a juice can, resides in a cardboard home. Even the entire location is made of cardboard or paper. In terms of gameplay, all you have to do is decide what to do next before you may advance to a new location. Our hero also has a dog friend, albeit it kind of looks like a fish can, lol. The dog companion of our hero gets lost in the second scene, and I believe our journey is tied to retrieving the dog for the following scene. Additionally, don't forget to collect any items you come across while playing. The game has a ton of accessories that will definitely aid you in finishing your assignment and figuring out what to do next. These gathered items give us some hints for our next move. Whenever you finish a task, it’s really gives us a sense of satisfaction and I really enjoyed that feeling given to me by the game.

Summary: Boxville is suitable for playing alone to dive into the atmosphere and challenge your brain with sophisticated logic puzzles and riddles or playing with a friend or family to share unique audio-visual experiences and solve the puzzles together. Verdict I wish there were more to this wholesome game, as most people have mentioned the full version of this game on PCs, and I can't wait for it to be on Mobile games also!

We have another point-and-click puzzle game ported to the mobile platform yet again with Boxville. I’ve just played the demo and it immediately places you right after the beginning of the game. To avoid spoilers, there is no plot or backstory presented, but the world is inhabited by tin-can like humanoid beings living in cute cardboard boxes resembling into a somewhat peaceful city. Looking at the full game’s non-spoiler synopsis though, the main premise is about trying to find your dog after losing it in an earthquake. This same earthquake heavily affected the city of