Opposite Day is a brilliant online platformer puzzle game which tests any notions of conventional platforming. The game, which launched in October 2021, will make it a brainteaser by asking players to do the opposite of what they're told on screen. No trust in signs, arrows or messages; success only comes with questions. Opposite Day is a puzzle-filled adventure of observation, problem-solving and fast reflexes in only seven rooms, each with different tricks.
Your mission is pass all doors in the platform. The most important lesson is simple: never trust the text. If the game tells you to move left, the correct answer is often right. Every room introduces a new twist built around this idea.
Opposite Day features 7 interconnected rooms (doors/levels), each presenting a new puzzle and a surprise about the opposite you'd expect. Each door holds a unique lesson in disregarding clear directions and being innovative.
Door 1: The game tells you to go right, but that leads to a lava trap. The correct exit is on the left, introducing the game's core "do the opposite" mechanic.
Door 2: A gap looks small enough to jump across, but jumping causes the platform to move away. Simply walk off the edge to reveal a hidden bridge.
Door 3: The message says "Jump!", but following it prevents progress. Instead, drop into the first lava pit, which removes the lava and opens a tunnel below.
Door 4: The "obvious" route is another trick. Going upward leads to instant defeat, while exiting to the left safely advances to the next room.
Door 5: Hidden platforms gradually appear as you explore. When the game reveals the message "Go left," immediately head right to avoid a lava trap, then continue across the newly revealed platforms.
Door 6: A warning tells you to "RUN!!!" as lava descends. Running is the wrong choice—wait between the two dividers until a hidden floor opens, dropping you into the final room.
Door 7: It begins like a normal platforming stage, but once you land, the controls become inverted. Complete this last challenge with the reversed controls to reach the humorous ending screen that displays your completion time.
Opposite Day proves that sometimes the best way to win a platformer is to ignore your instincts and embrace the exact opposite.
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