Zup! S is currently listed at $1.99.

Who made Zup! S, and when did it come out?

It was developed by Quiet River and published by Quiet River, released on November 15, 2018.

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Zup! S - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Zup! S

Zup! S is a minimalist physics puzzle game in which your goal is to get a blue ball onto a platform and keep it there for three seconds. Click red blocks to set off explosions and move objects around each level. Work out how their physics will carry the ball toward its goal, sometimes using timing or collision-triggered switches. Progress through more than 60 levels, from compact setups to puzzles with more objects and interactions. Completing levels also awards achievements, alongside extras such as trading cards and emoticons.

Use explosions and physics to guide a blue ball onto a platform and keep it there for three seconds across 60+ levels.

Released 15 Nov 2018

97%positive of
16k player reviews

$1.99

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Puzzle

Casual

Players Praise Most

Profile Achievement Icons
Quick Physics Puzzles
Satisfying Explosions
Relaxing Short Sessions

Common Player Critiques

Achievements Over Gameplay
Very Short Game
Frustrating Timing

97%

positive of 16k player reviews

Zup! S is a minimalist physics puzzle game in which your goal is to get a blue ball onto a platform and keep it there for three seconds.

Click red blocks to set off explosions and move objects around each level. Work out how their physics will carry the ball toward its goal, sometimes using timing or collision-triggered switches.

Progress through more than 60 levels, from compact setups to puzzles with more objects and interactions. Completing levels also awards achievements, alongside extras such as trading cards and emoticons.

Many reviewers say they picked up Zup! S for its achievement icons, which they use to decorate their profiles. Several also enjoy the compact physics puzzles, describing the explosions and resulting object movement as satisfying, relaxing, or pleasantly thought-provoking. Others find the game very short or simple, and some mention that timing or luck can make certain puzzles frustrating.