One More Button

One More Button

Puzzle
4.3
17.8K+ Download
"The buttons have come to life! Push, press, and twist your way to the goal!"
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"A rich and rewarding puzzler with a unique idea at its core" - Pocket Gamer

YOU ARE A BUTTON
Imagine the buttons popped out of your controllers and leapt right into the screen. That's the unique concept behind One More Button. You play as the adorable circle button. To move around, you have to press the arrow buttons scattered around the world.

BRAIN-MELTING PUZZLES
- Push, press, and twist your way to the goal!
- Need to take a step back? The redo and undo buttons make retrying easy.

IN A BEAUTIFUL HAND DRAWN WORLD
- Explore a variety of mysterious worlds
- Each packed with unique gimmicks and mechanics

Info App

Versione
3.1.3
Aggiornato il
Jun 13, 2026
Dimensione
Richiede Android
6.0
Installazioni
17.8K+
Categoria
Puzzle

Novità

Various fixes

Autorizzazioni app

  • Other
    • view network connections
    • full network access
    • control vibration
    • prevent device from sleeping
    • Google Play license check

Valutazioni e recensioni

4.3
Valutazioni totali
5
4
3
2
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Catherine Bagano
Aug 24, 2026

Cool.

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Avery Aberg-Ross
Aug 18, 2026

genuinely good again

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W
Jul 06, 2026

Deceptively simple! But some of the levels are indeed simpler than they seem. I checked a guide and I thought, "No way I need to do all that mental gymnastics, there must be an efficient way." The answer is YES. Believe in your own wits ;)

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Ram Valente
May 16, 2026

it was rough but worth it

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Michele Gabbay
Mar 10, 2026

One More Button is free on Play Pass that's how I discovered this new fun game. It is challenging and kinda like a coding game, because it makes you think through your moves

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Wan Tung
Nov 18, 2025

An incredibly creative block push puzzle game. The puzzles are just the right size for mobile, and really push you to think a bit outside the box. I do wish there was an option to move with a traditional dpad style, as the "blocks as buttons" gimmick isn't really all that interesting in this game's context until buttons are made unavailable. Some movements on some stages are awkward or uncomfortable as a result. Much more light hearted ending than the prequel. Highly recommend.