Worn Thin
Released Feb 2021
Worn Thin is totally, definitely, absolutely not a rage game. You play as a medical pill, on a 3-D platforming quest to heal someone. Travel through a 100% totally accurate representation of the human body, in hopes to reach your goal!
73% positive · 172 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
Worn Thin is a small free-to-play 3D platformer that originally launched on February 19, 2021, as a game jam project. The store description presents it as a complete, self-contained experience with no mention of planned updates, future content, or ongoing development. The only post-launch developer communication was a single minor bug fix patch on March 10, 2021, addressing a Discord button issue. There have been no further developer communications of any kind since March 10, 2021. There is no DLC, no roadmap, no announced future content, and no sign that the developer intended this to be anything other than a finished product at launch. The game appears to have shipped as a complete package and has received no meaningful updates in over five years.
Evidence
Store description presents Worn Thin as a complete, self-contained game jam project with no mention of future updates, DLC, or planned content.
Patch 1.1 attempted a minor bug fix for the Discord button. This is the only developer communication after launch and the last on record.
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Developer
Publisher
Oakley Blade Games
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Verified
Players
Single-player
About this game
Welcome Fellow Gamer People!
Worn Thin is totally, definitely, absolutely not a rage game. You play as a medical pill, on a 3-D platforming quest to heal someone. Travel through a 100% totally accurate representation of the human body, in hopes to reach your goal! Was originally made for Curdle Game Jam #9.
Features:
- 100% totally-accurate to real-life physics platforming!
- Graphics so unique, you can run the game on a potato!
- Lots of the color red!
- Made by a 13-year-old! ...wait, is that even a good thing to advertise? Will they think the final product is unprofessional?
- and a couple more things!
Last evaluated Jun 23, 2026
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