Dissembler

Ian MacLarty

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 is where the resemblance to a standard match-three ends. In Dissembler no tiles will drop in to replace the ones you’ve 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 complex puzzles, but before long it will require careful planning and lateral thinking.

■ 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!

■ Daily puzzles, plus step-by-step solutions revealed the next day

■ Infinite mode offers an endless play mode with online leaderboard

■ Color-blind mode makes Dissembler accessible to more players

Ratings and reviews

This is a nice collection of fairly challenging logic puzzles (I'm only 25% through, and the difficulty is still ramping up). The controls are smooth and undistracting. The music is atmospheric (and a bit avant-garde, which you may or may not find relaxing). There are well over 100 puzzles, plus daily challenges and generated "infinite" mode. The only downside I found is that there's no syncing of progress across devices.

Jubiii! Great game. Fun puzzles. Always varied. Just fun to flip pieces. The creator also has a free version of this game with endless amount of unsorted levels. Frankly this is a must-play on Android easily. Just a tad short. I have contacted the creator and told him how to improve stuff as I've played thousands of levels in both games, but I didn't get a response back. A shame because there is huge potential here and he kinda has abondoned both games by now it seems.

I love this game. I don't remember seeing this anywhere before except when I was a kid, I had a similar little plastic puzzle with the same concept. So there's the nostalgia aspect. On top of that, it's quite relaxing... ahhh...😌 Developers, Way to go!!!