Coming to iOS & Android
The cardboard box on your head isn't just a hat.
It's a choice.
iOS · Android · Free to Play
Every object is a weapon.
Every room is your imagination.
BoxForged — Official Teaser
BoxForged is built live every week on Twitch — two engineers with zero game dev experience, figuring it out on stream. Between episodes, you submit ideas. At the top of the show, the audience votes. The winning idea gets designed and coded that night, start to finish, while you watch.
Drop a weapon idea, enemy name, or story beat in the queue between streams.
Top submissions go to a live audience vote at the start of every episode.
The winner gets designed, coded, and shipped. That night. On stream.
The winning idea from each week's community vote gets built live on Twitch. Drop a weapon concept, enemy name, zone idea, or whatever you think would make BoxForged better. If the audience votes for it, we build it — that night, on stream.
Two fighting styles. Four heroes. The cardboard box you choose changes everything — your moves, your special ability, and how you take on The Unimaginative.
Fast, precise, and untouchable when the dodge connects. Dash through enemies and disappear into the dark.
The original. Reads the fight before it starts. Parry the unparryable and counter with everything.
Pulls enemies in before they know what hit them. Wider parry window. Every hit is a statement.
Tumbleshotting through the Cul-de-Sac since before the Hush. Patient. Accurate. Unimpressed.
After The Great Hush, the World Tree became the last source of raw cardboard. The Unimaginative seized it — because they can't build anything themselves. They want to trade the ability to make for the comfort of consuming. Stop them.
Doesn't believe kids can fight back. Keeps getting proven wrong.
Small. Angry. Hits like he has something to prove.
Faster than it looks. Worse in packs. Don't let it flank you.
Calls in backup while you're distracted. Deal with him first.
Burrowed. Waiting. Fires before you see it move.
The machine at the end of the street. It doesn't stop spinning.