Tri: Of Friendship and Madness
Build triangular platforms to solve mind‑bending puzzles in a mystical world.
Alternatives
Choose Contrast if…
- you need puzzles that revolve around light‑shaped shadows
- you prefer a narrative that unfolds through environment
- you like hand‑drawn 2D silhouettes blended with 3D graphics
- you want a single‑player experience with a tight pacing
Choose About Love, Hate and the other ones if…
- you need puzzles that change based on which character you
- you want a wide range of environments from caves to icy
- you need native support on mobile platforms like Android
Choose Antichamber if…
- you need impossible‑object navigation
- you thrive on minimalist, abstract visuals
- you can tolerate occasional motion sickness
- you want a short, self‑contained experience
- you like a manipulation gun for puzzle interaction
Choose Flip's Twisted World if…
- you want to place custom platforms on any wall
- you enjoy solving puzzles that require precise
- you need cross‑platform support for Linux, Windows, and Mac
- you like a mechanic that lets you flip the world
Choose Max: The Curse of Brotherhood if…
- you need to sketch terrain elements to solve puzzles
- you want combat encounters with marker‑powered attacks
- you value a seamless world across 7 chapters and 20 levels
- you like a variety of element types (earth, trees, water,
How to Decide
Tri: Of Friendship and Madness is known for its triangular platform mechanic and is played by fans of indie puzzle‑platformers. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: About Love, Hate and the other ones leans into dual‑character mechanics and a whimsical narrative; Antichamber emphasizes non‑Euclidean spatial puzzles with a manipulation gun.
When weighing substitutes for Tri, focus on the core puzzle mechanic (triangular platforming vs dual‑character interaction vs non‑Euclidean manipulation), the breadth of platform support (Tri covers Linux, Windows and macOS while About Love, Hate adds Android, iOS and PC, and Antichamber is PC‑only), the narrative tone and style (Tri’s minimalist fantasy atmosphere versus About Love, Hate’s comedic fantasy and Antichamber’s minimalist sci‑fi vibe), and the amount of content (Tri’s limited length compared to About Love, Hate’s 60 handcrafted levels and Antichamber’s shorter, highly abstract experience).
All Alternatives
“Tri: Of Friendship and Madness is an indie fantasy platformer focused on puzzle solving with a strong narrative.”
“Indie puzzle‑platform adventure with fantasy/comedy tone and multiple protagonists, matching core gameplay.”
“First‑person mind‑bending puzzle platformer in a surreal, abstract world, directly comparable to Tri's core gameplay.”
“Indie puzzle‑platformer with geometric manipulation that feels like an alternative to rotating worlds.”
“Glove‑controlled object manipulation provides a similar hands‑on puzzle platform experience.”
“Both feature a triangular protagonist solving geometry‑based puzzles in an indie adventure setting.”
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