Splot: Untangle the Strings

Molly VibeDev

About this game

Splot is a calm puzzle about untangling.

Every board is a tangle of strings arranged into a shape. Tap a string and it slides out
along its own path and leaves the board — if the way is clear. A blocked path is a miss:
it costs a heart, but the board stays. Pegs never move, so you work around them.

When the board is empty, what the strings were drawing all along stays behind: a bicycle,
an umbrella, an elephant, an anchor. The shape floods with colour and then turns into a
finished illustration — the same object drawn properly, with a dog making use of it. The
illustration slides onto your shelf and stays in the collection.

What's inside:
• 199 boards, from the simplest to genuinely knotted
• 198 illustrations to collect — one for every board you clear
• a shelf of cards: illustration, name, stars and accuracy
• three stars per board: for finishing, for accuracy and for pace
• a tutorial with no wall of text — four boards that play themselves
• two languages: Polish and English
• colour themes unlocked by playing
• music and sound effects, each switched off with a single tap

The game works offline and without an account. It collects no player data and has no sign-in.

One finger is the whole control scheme: tap a string. The rest is just the order.