Plasticity

Plasticity

Released May 2019

Plasticity is a hauntingly beautiful puzzle-platformer where you explore a plastic-ridden world. Traverse flooded cities and ravaged lands as you make choices that profoundly change both gameplay and your future.

79% positive · 648 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

Plasticity is a free, self-contained puzzle-platformer created by students from the USC Games Program. The store description explicitly states the game contains "20-40 minutes of content" and was created as a student project — it launched on May 24, 2019 as a finished, complete product. There is no post-launch update history, no DLC, no roadmap, and no developer communications about future content. The two news posts on record are community events with no development-relevant content. This game shipped as a complete creative work and has not received any further development.
Evidence
Store description explicitly states this is a free student-made game containing 20-40 minutes of content, created as part of the USC Games Program — indicating it launched as a complete, self-contained product.
description · May 24, 2019 source development ending
high
No DLC, season pass, or any post-launch content has ever been listed for this game.
store metadata · May 24, 2019 source development ending
medium

Media

Details

Publisher
Plasticity Games
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player

About this game

2140. A future where plastic consumption has never ended, leaving lifeless lands, flooded cities, and widespread debris in its wake…

Plasticity is an innovative puzzle-platformer about a plastic-ridden world and the choices you make to save it. Play as Noa, a curious young girl who leaves her home in search of a better life. Embark on an emotional journey as your actions dynamically change both gameplay and the story. While each decision carries consequence, few are irreversible—you may stumble, you may fall, but only you can save the world.

This free game was created by students from the renowned USC Games Program and contains 20-40 minutes of content.
Last evaluated Jun 26, 2026
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