Dissembler

$4.99

Release Date:: Feb 21, 2018
Developer:: Ian MacLarty
Publisher:: Shape Shop
Platforms:: Windows Mac Linux

Indie Casual Steam Achievements Family Sharing Single-player Steam Cloud Steam Leaderboards

About This Game

Dissembler is a subtle puzzle game about unraveling playful, abstract designs one color at a time. Flip pairs of tiles to make matching color groups vanish, but that's where the resemblance to a standard match-three ends. In Dissembler no tiles will drop in to replace the ones you have matched: your task is to remove all tiles and leave behind a clean slate. The experience starts simply, leading you gently from basic principles to more and more complex puzzles, and before long it will require careful planning and lateral thinking to keep progressing.

Beautifully-presented minimalist puzzle game with chilled original soundtrack
Every one of the 170+ puzzles is a hand-made work of art with no randomness
Experiment freely – undo any number of moves at any time without any penalty
Buy once and enjoy forever – no in-app purchases necessary!
Free daily puzzles, plus step-by-step solutions revealed the next day
Infinite mode offers an endless play mode with online leaderboards
Color-blind mode makes Dissembler accessible to more players

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User Reviews

Mixed

4 user reviews

50%

Positive

User #009729 english

11 hrs at review

Not Recommended

A somewhat tough puzzle game. I liked the amount of levels, the daily puzzles and the sound design. However, I didn't like the overall design approach here. Most puzzles feel like filler and are solved by guessing. The artwork puzzles are great, but there's only a handful of them. The symmetric puzzles are satisfying, but they're few and far between. The mechanics of later puzzles are interesting, but there is no puzzle that stacks all of them. Also, the infinite mode is very frustrating - small mistakes can ruin a run quickly, it takes a lot of luck getting anywhere and it just feels so repetitive. This mode is the game's final grind if you want all achievements, and it effectively feels like grinding for RNG.