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Putot is a small 2D hero with one job: grab every glowing cube in the level, then get out alive. It sounds simple until you see who else lives there.

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How to play Putot

Controls

You control Putot with the keyboard, and the exit only opens once you've collected every cube.

  • Move left and right with the A and D keys or the left and right arrow keys.
  • Jump with W or the up arrow.
  • Press W or up twice to perform a double jump and reach higher ledges.
  • Watch how enemies move and predict their paths so you can slip past their attacks.

The game is also listed as playable in mobile browsers. It runs in landscape, so turn your phone or tablet sideways before you start.

About Putot

Hostile aliens patrol the floors, flying creatures swoop through the air, and the gaps between ledges get wider the further you go.

This is a compact platform game built around one clever skill, the double jump. Many cubes sit in spots you can't reach with a normal hop, so you'll learn to chain two jumps and time them just right.

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There are eight levels in total, each with its own layout and set of traps. You won't find endless filler here, just a short, focused run where every stage asks a little more of your timing.

Progress in Putot is all about clearing stages cleanly. Each level is a little puzzle of routes, where you figure out the order to grab the cubes and the safest moment to cross an enemy's path. The action comes in short bursts of jumping and dodging, followed by a quick pause to plan your next move.

The look is clean, simple 2D art with readable enemies and platforms, so you always know what can hurt you. It's a modest game rather than a flashy one, but the layouts do a good job of keeping each stage feeling different.

Eight levels, a pile of cubes, and a lot of creatures standing between you and the exit. Warm up your jumping thumb and start your adventure with Putot right now.

Quick summary

  • Guide Putot through eight hand-built 2D levels full of traps.
  • Collect every hidden cube in a stage to unlock the way forward.
  • Dodge ground-walking aliens and a whole crowd of flying monster enemies.
  • Use the double jump to reach treasure tucked away on high platforms.
  • Study enemy patterns before you move, since one bad jump sends you back.
  • Face harder layouts and tighter gaps as you push toward the final level.

Key features

  • Eight distinct levels with no padding.
  • A double jump that changes how you read every ledge.
  • Cube collecting that rewards exploring every corner.
  • Enemies on the ground and in the air.
  • Simple keyboard controls with WASD or arrow keys.
  • A steady difficulty climb from start to finish.

Tips & tricks

  • Don't rush. Watch an enemy loop once before you try to pass it.
  • Save your second jump for the top of your first one to get maximum height.
  • Check high corners and hidden ledges, since that's where stray cubes like to hide.
  • Flying enemies often move in fixed patterns, so wait for a gap instead of jumping blind.
  • If a level feels stuck, count the cubes you have left and look for a spot you skipped.

Frequently asked questions

Why won't the exit open in Putot?
The exit only unlocks after you collect every cube in the level. If you're stuck, look around for one you missed, especially on high ledges that need a double jump.
How does the double jump work?
Press W or the up arrow once to jump, then press it again while you're in the air. Pressing the second time near the top of your first jump gives you the most height.
How many levels does Putot have?
Putot has eight levels. Each one has a new layout, and the challenge grows as you move toward the end.
What kind of enemies will I face?
You'll meet hostile aliens that patrol the platforms and flying creatures that move through the air. Learning their movement patterns is the best way to avoid getting hit.
Is it better to use WASD or the arrow keys?
Both work the same way, so pick whichever feels more comfortable. Many players prefer WASD because it keeps the jump key right under a finger.

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