Zup! XS is currently listed at $1.99.

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

It was developed by Quiet River and published by Quiet River, released on April 17, 2019.

What should I play if I like Zup! XS?

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Zup! XS - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Zup! XS

Zup! XS is a minimalist physics puzzle game with 60 levels. In each one, you take the role of a level-builder, completing a partial setup so a blue ball can reach a platform. Use the blocks and other pieces provided for each stage to construct a route, then start the action and see how the arrangement behaves. Explosions and timing help move the ball toward its goal. To clear a level, keep the blue ball on the platform for three seconds. You can adjust your construction and try again, but a failed attempt resets the placed pieces.

Place blocks and explosive pieces, then test your setup to keep a blue ball on its platform for three seconds.

Released 17 Apr 2019

85%positive of
1.5k player reviews

$1.99

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Casual

Indie

Players Praise Most

Build-Your-Own Levels
Puzzle-Solving Challenge
Profile Achievements
Short Casual Sessions

Common Player Critiques

Full Level Resets
Repetitive Block Placement
Uneven Puzzle Challenge

85%

positive of 1.5k player reviews

Zup! XS is a minimalist physics puzzle game with 60 levels. In each one, you take the role of a level-builder, completing a partial setup so a blue ball can reach a platform.

Use the blocks and other pieces provided for each stage to construct a route, then start the action and see how the arrangement behaves. Explosions and timing help move the ball toward its goal.

To clear a level, keep the blue ball on the platform for three seconds. You can adjust your construction and try again, but a failed attempt resets the placed pieces.

Players who enjoy Zup! XS often appreciate building the level themselves, which adds a different kind of planning to the physics puzzles and can make some stages satisfyingly challenging. Some also enjoy the short, casual sessions and the achievements for decorating a Steam profile. Others find rebuilding every placed piece after a failed attempt tedious, and opinions differ on how enjoyable the new format is.