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100% positive of 3 · 3 user reviews · Live from Steam
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Free on Steam. The demo has its own app, so its players are counted separately.
The Map Is the Thing is a casual, mind-bending puzzle game. Explore a dungeon where you solve puzzles by folding your map to open new paths. Find keys to defeat barriers and find the fabled GaMuffin.
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What changed on Steam for this game since we started following it: prices and sales, builds, name, release date and review score.
Review score: 100% on 2026-11-01 → 100% today (3 reviews)
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Every build released on Steam for this game since we started tracking it, with the developer's patch notes. Updated within minutes of each new build.
Happy Easter!For the week before and the week following Easter, you'll get some special Easter-themed graphics
For the 2 weeks leading up to Halloween, the graphics will be a little bit spookier!
​Changed the Coins being used as a level score to Stars so they aren't confused with the in-level Coins that add to your score On the first level, the "how to play" instructions auto-popup Added an indicator of which level you're currently playing Fixed an iss…
FIXED: The game could crash if you clicked on a door for the first time and you don't have the key.
FIX: If you double-clicked a door (or double-moved into it with keyboard/gamepad), it would show you the "missing key" dialog. FIX: If you double-clicked the fold/unfold buttons, it would sometimes allow illegal folds/unfolds.
Fixed a bug where you could sometimes enter a room with a hole when there was nothing underneath it.