A downloadable game for Windows

Mask - "to make indistinct or difficult to perceive."

Use colored panels to bypass obstacles in the environment. If a panel hides an obstacle, does it really exist?

Made in 48 hours for the 2026 Global Game Jam, with the theme "Mask."
https://globalgamejam.org/games/2026/tempname-8
Diversifiers met:

  • Cubes (Sponsored by Unity)
  • Let's Jam
  • Diverse
  • A rolling stone gathers no moss

Credits:

  • Baylee Balsimo Ketelhut: Marketing, Design
  • Cooper Clark: Design
  • Dylan Mudersbach: Shaders, Art, Design
  • Jenson Searle: Programming, Design
  • Morgan Finn: Music, Level Design, QA
  • Ronin LeDonne: Programming
  • Tommy Eyester: Level Design
Published 1 day ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(2 total ratings)
AuthorsBaylee Balsimo Ketelhut ~ BayleeBlu, Bedrockbreaker, ThentrixX, xStar_Stealerx, NaviGat0r, TongueInCheekProductions
GenrePuzzle
Made withGodot
TagsPuzzle-Platformer, Retro
Average sessionA few minutes
InputsMouse
AccessibilityOne button

Download

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pnoq.exe 183 MB

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Really unique experience that involves the likes of pong and puzzle solving with simple, yet effective visual and audio design. I absolutely loved when the game introduced having to combine two separate colors together to solve a seemingly impossible color individually, like red and blue making magenta for the magenta colored obstacle giving a very satisfying feeling to the player when figured out. My one critique I will give however, is that the grabbable color layers can have the potential to go off the play area "screen" making it either hard to find and grab again or even impossible to find, effectively soft locking the game in some cases. So either an indicator to show where it is in the black border like an outline and/or somehow have it impossible to leave too off screen, or even just a quick restart button would help prevent such cases. Other than that, very solid game and I applaud everyone on the team who worked on this. 

Amazing work, Reminds me of cool math games