Puzzling Peaks EXE
Puzzling Peaks EXE Summary
Puzzling Peaks EXE is a mobile Android app in Puzzle by AppSir Games. Released in Nov 2020 (5 years ago). It has about 6.9K+ installs and 292 ratings with a 4.54★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 273 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Nov 21, 2025.
Recent activity: 43 installs this week (166 over 4 weeks) showing steady growth , and 1.00 new ratings this week View trends →
Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Nov 21, 2025 .
4.54★
Ratings: 292
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App Description
Pinball, platforming, and golf combine in a charming puzzle horror game.
Pinball, platforming, and golf combine in Puzzling Peaks EXE, a hilariously mind-bending physics puzzle game about a spherical hero named Knightly, a highly confident administrator named Jasmin, and a quirky, artificially intelligent guide named A.I.D.E.
INNOVATIVE STORYTELLING
The unique recipe for storytelling that handed us several industry accolades is refined and expanded upon to craft a memorable tale for Puzzling Peaks EXE. We use a combination of stunning pixel art, music, and unique narrative techniques to paint a charming postmodern story that will keep players intrigued and entertained until the end.
100+ HANDCRAFTED CHALLENGES
This game features a distinct gameplay mechanic: our hero cannot move on his own, so you’ll have to rotate platforms and manipulate environments to launch him around a beautiful 16-bit world. You'll need logic, brainpower, quick reflexes, and unconditional trust in A.I.D.E. to pass more than a hundred highly polished levels. You’ll be surprised that it doesn’t get old.
INTENTIONAL AND UNINTENTIONAL COMEDY
Our testers have been enjoying some of the game’s philosophical jokes, and moments that weren’t meant to be jokes.
NO ADS AND NO IN-APP PURCHASES
Buy once and play it forever. You can spend the rest of your life just playing this game if you really want to.
POSSIBLY A HORROR GAME
This game may contain horror elements and digital beings that could haunt you. Given the history of our games, it wouldn’t surprise us anymore.