That Level Again

A puzzle game built around one familiar room

That Level Again is a minimalist puzzle-platformer from IamTagir. Each stage presents a small room with a character, hazards, a button and a door, but the solution changes even when the layout appears unchanged. It suits players who enjoy lateral thinking, experimentation and puzzles that do not always follow standard game logic.

Look past the obvious solution

The game repeatedly reuses the same setting to test whether you are paying attention to more than the visible platforms and spikes. Progress may depend on unusual interactions, careful timing or treating the game interface as part of the puzzle. The point is not fast movement; it is working out which assumption the current level wants you to abandon.

• Repeated layouts with different solutions
• Simple platforming controls around hazards and a locked door
• Trial and error without a lasting penalty for failure
• Puzzles that may involve the surrounding interface as well as the room

Best for patient experimenters

That Level Again keeps its presentation spare, using a stark black, white and red visual style so the important objects are easy to read. The compact design makes each change in level logic stand out. Some answers are deliberately indirect, so this is a better fit for players who enjoy testing possibilities than for anyone looking for a conventional platform game with clearly signposted objectives.

A well-established Android puzzle pick

The game has a 4.8 rating from more than 650,000 reviews and records 10,000,000+ installs. Those figures reflect its lasting appeal among Android puzzle players. If you want a short-form game that rewards curiosity, challenges assumptions and turns a seemingly identical room into a series of different problems, That Level Again is a clear candidate.