Death Squared | Steam

Death Squared | Steam
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€1.17
€14.79
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| Region: | AD, AF + 236 |
| Languages: | Global |
| License: | Single License |
| Release date: | Mar 14, 2017 |
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About the Product
Buy Death Squared on Steam and test your communication, logic and teamwork
Buy Death Squared Steam Key GLOBAL and guide small robots through explosive traps
Take on a cooperative puzzle game based on coordination, observation and communication. Guide colourful robots towards their matching platforms, avoid lasers and deadly obstacles, and complete numerous levels designed for one, two or four players.
A series of experiments involving robots and artificial intelligence
The adventure takes place inside a technological facility where small robots are subjected to a long sequence of tests. Each machine must reach a platform of the same colour, but the route is filled with traps, switches and mechanisms that can activate without warning.
The experiments are supervised by David, a technician who observes the robots’ progress, and Iris, an artificial intelligence that controls the facility. Their conversations accompany the trials with jokes, humorous comments and unpredictable situations.
The story develops without interrupting the action. While players search for a solution, the conversations add personality to the environments and transform a sequence of puzzles into a more engaging experience.
Every robot must reach its objective
The main rule is simple: each robot must be guided to the platform matching its colour. Completing this objective, however, becomes increasingly difficult because of the many interactions found throughout the levels.
Moving one character may activate a laser, raise a barrier or alter another robot’s route. An apparently safe movement can therefore put the entire team in danger.
To complete each trial, players must carefully observe the environment and understand the relationship between pressure plates, obstacles and characters. The order of actions becomes essential, especially when a solution requires several robots to move in sequence.
The difficulty increases gradually, introducing new rules without making the controls complicated. The result is gameplay that is easy to learn but capable of offering increasingly elaborate challenges.
Cooperation and communication become essential
Cooperative mode is built around communication between participants. Each player controls one or more robots and must coordinate their movements with the rest of the team.
Before acting, it is useful to explain your intentions and check which traps could be activated. Moving without warning may cause an explosion, block a passage or destroy another player’s robot.
Mistakes are part of the experience and often create amusing situations. After every failure, players can quickly try again, applying what they have learned and adjusting their strategy.
Steam Remote Play Together also makes it possible to share the local multiplayer mode with friends connected remotely. This feature allows players to tackle cooperative puzzles without requiring every participant to own a separate copy of the game.
A complete experience in single-player mode
The game can also be played alone. In this case, the robots are managed through different controls, requiring one player to coordinate both sides of the puzzle independently.
Single-player mode retains all the main mechanics and transforms every level into a test of concentration. Players must remember the position of each character, predict the consequences of every movement and alternate between the controls correctly.
This configuration offers a different challenge from cooperative play. Communication with other people is unnecessary, but several elements must be managed simultaneously and every step must be planned precisely.
The main campaign can be completed by one or two players, making the experience suitable for both individual sessions and games played as a pair.
Traps, lasers and unpredictable mechanisms
The levels use a wide variety of hazards to test the team. Lasers, spikes, moving blocks and pressure-sensitive platforms can completely change the available route.
Some traps are activated by the position of a robot, while others depend on the movement of another character. Players must therefore observe not only their own robot but the entire testing area.
Obstacle placement can create situations where one robot must protect the others, block a laser beam or keep a passage active. Every participant therefore plays an important role in the solution.
The level design creates a sequence based on surprise, discovery, understanding and completion. An initial explosion may appear unavoidable, but it often reveals exactly which mechanism needs to be controlled.
Multiple modes for pairs and groups of friends
Story mode includes 80 levels designed for one or two players. The challenges gradually introduce new mechanics and are accompanied by fully voiced narration.
Party Mode offers 40 trials designed for four participants. These scenarios require a higher level of coordination because every movement can affect several robots at the same time.
The Vault contains 45 additional levels with a higher level of difficulty. These challenges are intended for players who already understand the main mechanics and want to face more complex puzzles.
The Extra Vault adds another 42 levels for two players, further expanding the amount of cooperative content available. Altogether, the different sections provide more than 200 experiments to complete.
Main features of the cooperative puzzle game
The structure combines simple controls with progressively more difficult puzzles, offering content suitable for different player configurations.
- Modes for one, two or four players
- Main campaign with 80 levels
- Party Mode with 40 trials for four players
- Vault with 45 advanced puzzles
- Extra Vault with 42 levels for two players
- Colourful robots to guide towards specific objectives
- Lasers, switches and environmental traps
- Local cooperative mode with shared screen
- Steam Remote Play Together
- Dynamic narration fully voiced in English
- Achievements, trading cards and Steam Cloud
- Keyboard and controller support
A minimalist style that keeps every challenge clear
The graphics use simple three-dimensional environments, geometric surfaces and easily recognisable colours. Each robot and platform has a specific colour, allowing players to understand the objectives quickly.
Visual effects clearly communicate the activation of lasers, switches and traps. This clarity is essential in more complex levels, where several mechanisms may operate simultaneously.
Robot animations add personality without distracting from the puzzle solutions. Explosions and failures are presented with a light-hearted tone, turning mistakes into an entertaining part of cooperation.
The sound design uses clear signals to indicate dangers and movement, while the conversations between David and Iris accompany progression with humour and comments about the players’ performance.
Download and activation of Death Squared with a Steam Key
After completing the purchase, you will digitally receive the Steam Key GLOBAL and the instructions required to redeem it. Install the Steam client on your PC and sign in to your personal account.
Open the product activation feature, enter the received code and complete the validation process. The title will be linked to your account library.
Select the installation command, choose the destination folder and wait for the download to finish. Before redemption, check that the GLOBAL key is compatible with the country associated with your Steam account.
Test your team by purchasing the key on Keycense
On Keycense, you can purchase the digital code using secure payment methods and quickly receive the key through electronic delivery.
The competitive price helps you save money and begin solving the experiments without waiting for physical shipping. Customer support is available to assist during delivery and the main Steam activation steps.
System Requirements
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Microsoft® Windows® 7 & Above
- Processor: Core 2 Duo
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: SM3 512MB VRAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Microsoft® Windows® 10
- Processor: Core i3
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: SM4 1GB VRAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
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