Patrick's Parabox is a puzzle game with a pseudo-3D world and a side perspective. Recursive logic problems offer solutions to difficulties associated with objects within other elements. The boxes are in themselves, and the main character takes advantage of this infinity, making his own way through an unusual universe. Boxes can be pushed inwards to open passages and progress through levels.

The gameplay invites the user to explore the original recursive system of boxes within themselves an infinite number of times. The gamer can freely interact and manipulate the structure of the world to progress through areas. Most objects can be moved and pushed using the infinity mechanics. Every obstacle is solved in many alternative ways. The environment is created using simple colors and minimalism, helping not to be distracted from solving quests.

The project features more than 360 levels, the complexity of which increases as you progress. Each mission contains a new idea and mechanics, more objects and features of the surrounding world. Gradually, the user dives deeper into the system until he reaches the very bottom of the mysterious recursive world. Different objects have certain effects and additional properties that will need to be taken into account in order to get to the control point.