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Rabbit’s Hop a charming and strategic puzzle game, now has a free Demo available for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. All thanks to the creative minds at Triomatica Games, who keep bringing fresh and fun ideas. Which you can now try for free on Steam and itch. Listen up, puzzle lovers and strategy nerds — Rabbit’s Hop just released its demo, and if you haven’t tried it yet, you’re seriously missing out. This isn’t your average bunny-jumping release — it’s also a clever, charming, and sometimes brain-melting strategic puzzler where every hop counts. And yes, it runs beautifully on Linux. Developed by the folks at Triomatica, Rabbit’s Hop is a strategic, grid-based puzzle title that’s way more intense (and adorable) than it sounds. Your mission? Get a group of fluffy little rabbits into a single hole using a limited number of moves. Sounds simple, right? Yeah, wait until your fifth failed attempt on level three and you’re sitting there, coffee in hand, whispering, “I’m smarter than this. I am smarter than this…”

Rabbit's Hop Demo Trailer

Every level is handcrafted like a cozy little brain trap. You’ve got to think ahead, plan your hops, and also use the terrain to your advantage. And it’s not just grass and dirt — the world of Rabbit’s Hop is packed with quirky obstacles and tools due to help (or mess with) your progress. Squirrels might bounce your bunnies in unexpected directions. Logs can act as bridges. Lily pads drift on water, giving you just one chance to time your leap. It’s like chess, but with fur and forest vibes. And the best part? This isn’t just cute for the sake of it. Rabbit’s Hop has heart. It feels like a Sunday afternoon wrapped in a puzzle box — the kind of title where you sit back, breathe deep, and feel smarter every time you solve something tricky. It’s got that same satisfying brain itch as Baba Is You or Stephen’s Sausage Roll, but it’s coming with charming nature visuals and smooth, intuitive controls. Whether you’re a seasoned puzzle pro or just someone who likes cute games with hidden teeth, Rabbit’s Hop is totally worth checking out. The demo gives you a solid taste of what’s to come — enough to get you hooked, frustrated in a good way, and also begging for more levels.

Key Features:

Smart, hop-based puzzles with limited moves

Dynamic terrain like squirrels, lily pads, and fallen logs

Increasingly tricky levels that reward logic, timing, and creativity

Whimsical visuals, a relaxing soundtrack, and totally loveable bunnies

Free demo available right now on Steam and itch (yes, for Linux, with Mac and Windows PC)

   Welcome to Boxville - a cosy cardboard city populated by sentient tin cans that communicate via drawings. In this point-and-click puzzler developed by the Ukrainian indie team Triomatica Games, strange earthquakes leave you searching for your lost “dog” Rusty throughout the city, all the way from the rooftops to the industrial slums below. Along the way, fate seems intent on putting all sorts of obstacles in your path - but not to worry, as the city is full of other tin can residents that are (mostly) happy to help…once you’ve given them a hand with their own problems, of course. Grab and combine various items throughout the city, track down missing belongings, trade and help your neighbours in a chain-of-events style puzzle game where one puzzle solved usually helps progress the next puzzle. Hang on, Rusty - we’ll find you!

Boxville is an original adventure puzzle game that launched on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Which is the result of the creativity behind developer Triomatica Games. Available on Steam along with 93% Positive reviews. Boxville is 2-in-1: an animated film and an adventure puzzle game. One that also h as more than 300 hours of artists’ time spent on every scene. All thanks to Triomatica Games, a young but ambitious Ukrainian Slovakian game development studio. One that was founded in 2020 by game artists and developers. Boxville is an adventure puzzle game about speechless cans living in the city of boxes. And also drawing doodles on cardboard to tell the stories. Although good for playing alone to dive into the setting and test your brain. There are complicated logic puzzles and riddles. You can even play with a friend or family to share unique audio-visual experiences. While you work to solve puzzles together. The core idea of Boxville is that it’s not just a game for Linux. This is also an animated film that you can watch and play at the same time. The gameplay design has the purpose of taking away your anxiety and stress. You can explore and observe the world without rushing or pressure. Due to be full of setting quests and logical puzzles. Which are all carefully picked from among hundreds of options.

Boxville Trailer