Overview
Noodle Cable is a first-person puzzle adventure from solo developer Quentin Delvallet, released on November 4, 2026. The game drops you into the surreal, brutalist corridors of the Noodle Cable Technologies corporation, where your task is to plug cables into sockets without letting them touch the ground or each other.
It's a short, focused experience spanning 50 rooms, each designed to test your spatial reasoning and your patience with wiggly, physics-driven wires.
Highlights
- Physics-based cable manipulation: Every cable behaves like a real, floppy noodle, so you'll need to carefully route them through space to avoid contact with the floor or other cables.
- Multiple solutions: The description hints at "numerous possibilities and solutions to most rooms," encouraging experimentation over a single correct path.
- Surrealist brutalism: The setting inside a corporate tech company is rendered in a stark, stylized aesthetic that blends concrete architecture with dreamlike, unexpected scenes.
Who It's For
If you enjoy puzzle games that reward trial-and-error and creative thinking, Noodle Cable should be on your radar. It's ideal for players who like first-person puzzle experiences like Portal or The Talos Principle but want something more compact and quirky.
The game supports full controller input and includes Steam Achievements, making it a good pick for both PC and couch play. With 50 rooms, it's a short but satisfying journey for a weekend or a few evenings.
Game Info
- Developer/Publisher: Quentin Delvallet
- Release Date: November 4, 2026
- Genres: Adventure, Indie (with puzzle and first-person elements)
- Features: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Full controller support, Custom Volume Controls
- Languages: English (full audio), French, Spanish (Spain), Simplified Chinese, Japanese
- Price: Paid title – check the latest Steam listing for current pricing
Noodle Cable is a distinctive entry in the puzzle genre, blending physics-based mechanics with a surreal narrative. If you're ready to untangle the mysteries of Noodle Cable Technologies, plug in and see what lies at the end of those 50 rooms.
