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Neblue · Published by Neblue
Positive — 94% positive (16 reviews) · 20 achievements
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
Silicon Path is a 2D precision platformer set inside a living human body, where heartbeats, immune cells, and neural signals shape the course. Push deeper with wall jumps and dashes while the system records how you fail, adapt, and try again.
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Action, Adventure, Indie · 2026 · More £5 - £15 games
About this game
About This Game
Silicon Path is a 2D precision platformer set inside a living human body.
You are an awakened silicon-based carrier, moving deeper through environments shaped by the respiratory, circulatory, and nervous systems.
Jump. Wall-jump. Dash. Double-jump.
Learn how the body works, adapt to its changing rules, and find your way forward through failure after failure.
Traverse a Living Body
These are not ordinary platforming levels.
Signals from the lungs become traversable terrain. Heartbeats can propel you across gaps. Immune cells react to sudden movement, while neural activity introduces new hazards and new ways to move.
The organs are not just scenery.
The body itself is part of the level.
Learn the Rules, Then Break Through
As you progress, you will unlock new movement abilities including wall-clinging, wall-jumping, dashing, and double-jumping.
But moving faster is not always the answer.
Sometimes, you need to wait for a heartbeat.
Sometimes, you need to resist the urge to jump.
Sometimes, the thing that looks dangerous is exactly what you need to keep moving.
Observe. Decide. Act.
There are no stats to grind your way past a difficult section.
What changes is your understanding of the rules.
Death Is More Than Failure
You will fall.
You will misjudge a jump.
You may attempt the same section again and again.
But in Silicon Path, failure does not simply disappear.
Every death is recorded as a special resource:
Stress Data.
The system also pays attention to what happens around those failures—where you hesitate, how you correct yourself, and what you try next.
To you, it is another restart.
To the system,
it is another piece of data.
Go Deeper
From the respiratory system to circulation, and from there into the nervous system, the deeper you go, the stranger the rules become.
And eventually, some things stop feeling like ordinary game mechanics.
Why is death worth recording?
Why does hesitation matter?
Why does the system care what you do after you fail?
Perhaps it was never only interested in whether you could reach the end.
Perhaps it has been trying to understand how you choose your next move.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3 2.0 GHz / AMD equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 / Nvidia GeForce GT 430 / AMD Radeon HD 5000 series
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible
Recommended
- OS: Windows 10 / Windows 11 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 3 or higher
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti / AMD Radeon R7 260X or higher
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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Silicon Path Is Available Now
Silicon Path is now available on Steam with a 15% launch discount for two weeks. You are an unrecorded silicon atom sent into the body of a carbon-based lifeform. Jump, dash, and wall-jump through the body as you make your way toward its brain. This is more than a platforming journey. You think you're beating the game, but every failure, adaptation, and retry has been recorded. The full release contains the complete set of chapters and the full story, with roughly six hours of focused playtime depending on your platforming experience. New movement demands, more challenging stages, and the larger narrative unfold as the journey progresses. Thank you to everyone who shared feedback, wishlisted the game, or followed its development. The connection has been established.Welcome to Silicon Path. Steam:Read full article on Community Announcements (Miksa)Community & EventsOfficial
Silicon Path Steam Next Fest Stream: Demo + Late-game Level Preview
Hi everyone,We are the development team behind Silicon Path.Silicon Path is participating in Steam Next Fest, and the free demo is now available.This stream will loop gameplay from the demo, along with preview footage from tougher late-game levels in the full version.The demo covers the first chapter of the full game. It is designed to introduce the basic controls, movement feel, dash timing, landing control, and the world of Silicon Path. For most first-time players, it takes around 30-40 minutes to complete.However, the demo is not the full shape of the game.Later chapters in the full version gradually build toward more demanding 2D precision platforming challenges, with more complex movement routes, stricter timing, and levels that test consistency and control.If you enjoy cute, cartoony 2D platformers, please try the free demo during Steam Next Fest.Wishlisting the game also helps us a lot as we continue preparing for the full release.Thank you for your support!Read full article on Community Announcements (Miksa)AnnouncementsOfficial
Silicon Path Free Demo Is Now Available
Hello, this is the developer of Silicon Path. The free demo for Silicon Path is now available on Steam. The current demo includes the first chapter of the full game and takes around 30 to 40 minutes to complete. Silicon Path is a cute, cartoony 2D precision platformer. You play as a silicon atom traveling through a carbon-based lifeform, using jumps, dashes, landing control, timing, and route choices to move through different internal regions. The first chapter in the demo is intentionally approachable. It focuses on movement feel, core mechanics, and world setup. Later parts of the full game gradually build toward tougher precision platforming challenges, with more emphasis on clean execution, route mastery, and repeated practice. To set expectations clearly: this is not a game centered on heavy puzzles, stealth systems, or combat progression. Cute cartoon monsters may block the routes you need to take, but the core challenge is about movement, timing, and finding a way through. If you enjoy 2D platformers, precise movement, route practice, and gradually rising difficulty, we would love for you to try the demo. Silicon Path will also be part of Steam Next Fest in late June. If the demo clicks with you, please consider wishlisting the game. It helps a lot.Read full article on Community Announcements (Miksa)Patch NotesOfficial
Silicon Path — Demo Update Notice
Hello everyone!Since the release of our Demo, we have received a great deal of valuable feedback from our amazing community. To provide everyone with a smoother platforming experience, we have just rolled out a targeted optimization patch for the Demo version.This update primarily focuses on enhancing level pacing, UI display, and visual details.\Level Design Optimization: Refined and polished certain map layouts to ensure that the exploration routes and overall gameplay pacing are significantly clearer and more intuitive.Guidance & Navigation Adjustments: Added and adjusted in-game signposting and tutorial guidance, effectively reducing the friction and cost of getting lost during progression.Aspect Ratio & Resolution Fixes: Resolved UI rendering and alignment issues that could occur under various screen resolutions and aspect ratios.UI/UX Enhancements: Tweaked several user interface elements to improve text readability and provide more satisfying feedback upon player interaction.Visual Performance Improvements: Optimized environmental art details and color grading, enhancing the overall depth of field, scene layering, and visual impact.Localization & Text Updates: Updated multi-language text content and refined various translations to ensure a more immersive and natural localized experience.Thank you all for playing and sharing your feedback! We will continue to iterate on the game based on your ongoing Demo playthrough data as we push full steam ahead with the development of the full version.If you are enjoying Silicon Path, please consider adding the game to your Steam Wishlist — it means the world to us and ensures you won't miss any future major announcements!— The Development TeamRead full article on Community Announcements (Miksa)Patch NotesOfficial
Game Update: Map Structure Optimization & Bug Fixes
Hello players!Thank you for your continued support and feedback for Silicon Path. After observing your gameplay and gathering community suggestions, we've just rolled out a targeted optimization update focusing on our level design.\Level Design Optimization: We have redesigned and fine-tuned specific sections of the existing maps. By adjusting platform placements and routing, we eliminated some of the less intuitive designs that previously disrupted the pacing of the game. The overall platforming flow should now feel much smoother and more natural.Map Bug Fixes: Fixed known issues where players could get stuck on collision volumes or clip through geometry in certain corners of the maps.If you still encounter any issues with the updated map flow, or if you have any thoughts on the difficulty curve, please feel free to share your feedback with us in the community!Read full article on Community Announcements (Miksa)
