Solo developer and published Munted Fingers is bringing the well-received puzzler Can of Wormholes to Nintendo Switch, and it's launching this week on 29th August 2024.
You play as a sentient tin can but will be partaking in a wade variety of intriguing puzzles that will have you manipulating wriggly worms to fit certain spaces, use them to push and pull objects, and even act as makeshift screwdrivers to turn objects on an axis.
It's admittedly a little tough to gauge exactly what the gameplay will require of the player from the trailer above, but we're all for quirky puzzle games here at NL Towers, so we're excited to dive into this one.

Here are a few key features:
- Over 100 hand crafted puzzle stages.
- No filler content! Every puzzle introduces a new idea or interaction.
- An interactive over world connects the puzzle stages together and holds puzzles of its own.
- Unlimited undos and restarts.
- A playable hint system. Every stage has an optional alternative mini-stage designed to tease out the key insight required to solve that puzzle.
We'll hopefully have a review for Can of Wormholes coming very soon, so if you're not fully convinced by the trailer, then keep an eye out for our thoughts.
Are you looking forward to checking this one out? Have you already played it on Steam? Let us know your thoughts with a comment.
Comments 7
This looks great, I didn't realize it was a steam release already, it looks to add a lot of depth to the genre, so I will probably buy it
The concept is cool and the execution seems good as well, but unfortunately it's not for me as I'm not the biggest fan of worms.
@Olliemar28 There's a typo when you can fix it, "guage".
Looks like a fun puzzler! Looking forward to reading the review. As said in the article, it's a bit unclear from the footage what's expected from the player.
I'm a sucker for these type of games, easy purchase.
I've been following Thinky Games for a while now, and their GOTY award is definitely a reason for this to be on the radar of anyone who likes puzzlers. Looks like it's running great too!
Looks great! I love a good, weird puzzle game!
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