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What Goes Up promises to build trash towers... in space
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What Goes Up promises to build trash towers... in space

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 20:00

Team17 and Bossa Games revealed What Goes Up, a new cooperative physics-based puzzle game. The game allows up to four players to participate together in building structures.

The core concept of the game involves transforming space trash into authentic impossible towers. Players will have to use the game's physics to stack and balance space objects creatively.

This is a joint project between publisher Team17 and studio Bossa Games, known for titles like I Am Bread. The collaboration promises to bring unique building mechanics to the cooperative puzzle genre.

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