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Rectangle Jump

Rectangle Jump is a challenging physics based platformer with puzzles, story, over 64 skins, and a variety of mechanics, where you play as a RECTANGLE! that reacts realistically to surfaces and gravity, like you are actually playing as a rectangle!

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GGcarrothead
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About the Game

Rectangle Jump, an Indie game! is a challenging physics based platformer with puzzles, story, over 64 already unlocked skins, and a variety of mechanics, where you play as (you could probably already guess) a RECTANGLE! that reacts realistically to surfaces and gravity, like you are actually playing as a rectangle!

Extra Info about whats NOT in the game:

This game has been worked on for over 4 years! (Not the entirety of those 4 years obviously) and or longer if you count the first version of the game existing all the way when I was in middle school,

when I was first learning about "coding" There was this after school program that had kids make games on this site called FlowLab (What This version of the game is made in) Which in all honesty, FlowLab is not that great, you can only make games in visual block coding and you have to pay $9 a month which you should just learn how to code in gamemaker or godot for FREE!

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