Sponge Break

IGDB0.0/10PlaylogsIndieReleased: Jul 30, 2026Goose Byte

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About This Game

Sponge Break is a physics-based co-op survival game in which one to four players control sponges attempting to escape down a treacherous river aboard a fragile raft, steering through rapids, environmental hazards, and hostile wildlife. It supports drop-in co-op and solo play, and features proximity voice chat with sponges that lip-sync to player speech. Players use a plunger that doubles as a grappling hook, throw loose objects, and store loot in a shared raft stash, while a physics system governs raft handling and damage. Progression is level-based across multiple biomes such as sewers, rivers, and abandoned facilities, with safehouses between levels for repairing, reviving, and restocking, alongside over 100 unlockable cosmetic options, emotes, controller support, and a range of side activities.

Four Sponges are trying to escape from the prison of the kitchen sink. Its a long and dangerous trip. Will they survive?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0xT5nqSI7E

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Game Info

Developer
Goose Byte
Publisher
Balor Games
Release Date
Jul 30, 2026
Platforms
  • PC (Microsoft Windows)
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IndieAdventure

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PartyAction

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Releases

  • PC (Microsoft Windows)Jul 30, 2026

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  • First person

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  • Online co-op (4)

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