Fragile Packages: Handle with Care
Release date: Jul 25, 2025
Developers: Jon Warner Studios
Publishers: Jon Warner Studios
Genres: Action, Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Color Alternatives, Custom Volume Controls, Adjustable Difficulty, Playable without Timed Input, Steam Cloud, Stats, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Leap from package to package in this 'build-your-own' platformer challenge with a daily anomaly challenge. How high will you go? And what will you uncover in the clouds? Collect and open packages to earn cash, then upgrade your stats and items to climb even higher. Every step takes you higher, but it's not just about reaching the top—it's about the journey that gets you there. Complete challenges to access better upgrades or explore the city. Ascend beyond the darkness and into the clouds by building your own pathway through the sky. Explore the city to collect packages and bring them back to the courtyard to continue your ascent. Encounter the 'Things' —they may hinder your progress in unexpected ways. Open packages for cash and use Fragile Tape to lock them in place, shaping your pathway. Upgrade your abilities and items to extend your reach deeper into the city and higher into the sky. Collect notes that unfold a journey through anxiety and self-discovery. Your beginning shapes your ending —multiple paths lead to different conclusions. Daily Anomaly Challenge —find the gateway to the daily anomaly challenge and spot the the difference to make it up the building and gain more upgrades. Speed Challenge —race through the checkpoints in this non-stop auto runner to explore more of the city. Anxiety is a relentless affliction that manifests in many ways—from worrying about how others perceive you to doubting your own abilities. Fragile Packages takes you on a micro journey through the thoughts and emotions of anxiety and self-doubt. Sometimes, the next step feels just out of reach. Upgrades help you ascend to new heights—but push too far, and you may have to climb again.