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Squirgle

A dazzling ballet of color, form and sound, Squirgle is a frenetic puzzle game.

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June 25, 2018
8 years and 39 days ago
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About the Game

A dazzling ballet of color, form, sound and arithmetic, Squirgle is a fast-paced puzzle game meant for brief moments and all whereabouts. The extremely short nature of its individual games means it can be played in practically any context--either alone or against a friend (or enemy) on your computer. Just try and bring a pair of headphones.

Featuring original music by NaN.

What's the deal with Squirgle?

  • Pump up the volume for NaN's original tunes, which run the gamut from rollicking electronic to less rollicking electronic.
  • Master the concept of number bases so you can later impress your STEM friends with your newfound knowledge.
  • When your STEM friends won't talk to you anymore, apply your prowess elsewhere; use abstract addition to amass a myriad of shapes, all embedded within one another in a manner that's been called "pretty cool".
  • Fly through said shapes like Dave in 2001's third act.
  • Put down Squirgle, and pop in your copy of 2001, because you haven't watched it in something like two full days.