Orakyubu
Released Aug 2021
A game about 2D puzzles in 3D space.
98% positive · 298 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Orakyubu is a free-to-play indie puzzle game that launched on August 15, 2021. The store description presents it as a complete, self-contained experience: "Orakyubu contains around 25 puzzles." There is no mention of planned updates, additional content, roadmaps, or ongoing development. The developer has made no content announcements and has never shipped post-launch updates or DLC. With no post-launch content cycle and a store description that frames the game as a finished product, Orakyubu appears to have launched as a complete package.
Evidence
Store description presents the game as a complete package of approximately 25 puzzles, with no mention of planned updates or additional content.
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Details
Developer
Publisher
Peter Lavigne
Achievements
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Platform
Windows, macOS, Linux
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Orakyubu is a game about 2D puzzles in 3D space.
To compete each puzzle, you will need to push boxes onto every target. However, there's a catch - each puzzle is contained on the faces of cubes. It is possible, and usually necessary, to move the pieces of each puzzle across the faces of their cube as well as onto other cubes to solve the puzzle.
Orakyubu contains around 25 puzzles. Each one requires you to approach it in a unique way, so no two puzzles are the same.
To compete each puzzle, you will need to push boxes onto every target. However, there's a catch - each puzzle is contained on the faces of cubes. It is possible, and usually necessary, to move the pieces of each puzzle across the faces of their cube as well as onto other cubes to solve the puzzle.
Orakyubu contains around 25 puzzles. Each one requires you to approach it in a unique way, so no two puzzles are the same.
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Last evaluated Jun 23, 2026
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