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2023 PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable −60 % 14.99 € 5.99 € 11 days left 82 % positive Very positive, 450 reviews on Steam

You assemble contraptions from parts and let physics send them crashing into targets across brutalist digital cityscapes. Experimenting with structure and destruction is the heart of the game.

What defines Abriss: Build to Destroy:

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Lavish presentation
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Abriss: Build to Destroy are The Signal State, Lightmatter and Humanity. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Abriss: Build to Destroy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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The Signal State

91 %

2021 PCSteam Deck playable 16.99 € 86 % positive Very positive, 655 reviews on Steam

  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Distinctive, stylised art style
  • Pure single-player experience

A logic puzzle game set in a post-apocalyptic world where you repair machines and rebuild an abandoned farm through puzzles inspired by modular synthesizers.

Lightmatter

Lavish presentation

An atmospheric first-person puzzle game where shadows are deadly and you must manipulate light sources to progress safely. Its comic-book look and gloomy sci-fi mood recall Portal and The Talos Principle.

Humanity

Lavish presentation

You play a Shiba Inu guiding huge marching crowds of humans through inventive puzzle stages, using commands to get past hazards and obstacles. A built-in level editor adds a near-endless supply of user-made levels.

Cocoon

Lavish presentation

Cocoon is a wordless puzzle adventure where you play a small insectoid creature carrying worlds inside orbs and nesting them within each other to solve puzzles. The worlds-within-worlds mechanic delivers clever aha moments and a mysterious atmosphere.

Viewfinder

Lavish presentation

You snap photos with an instant camera and then place them in the world, turning the images into real paths, bridges and platforms. The result is a series of inventive perspective puzzles in a stylish sci-fi setting.

Abode

Pure single-player experience

A sci-fi noir escape-the-room puzzler set in a single apartment, where you inspect, repair and combine objects and furniture to uncover the room's secrets.

Splice

Gameplay comes before story

A minimalist puzzle game where you splice and recombine microbe-like cell strands to build a target structure in as few moves as possible. Its calm mood and clean abstract look make it relaxing yet tricky.

Mushroom 11

Gameplay comes before story

You guide a shapeless organism by erasing its cells, and that is how you move through a ruined world. The unusual control scheme turns each puzzle into a creative experiment.

Solas 128

Pure single-player experience

An atmospheric puzzle game where you redirect and combine rhythmic light pulses to bring an ancient machine back to life. Music and puzzle design are tightly intertwined.

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