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Re-Nullum

100% positive of 21 Steam reviews

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Released
2020
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by Misc.261.

About the game

Re-Nullum is a minimalist puzzle game about combining numbers. On each level, you must clear the board by connecting numbered tiles.

Tagged by players

  • Abstract
  • Mouse Only
  • Minimalist
  • Puzzle
  • Logic
  • Casual
  • Tactical
  • Relaxing
  • Atmospheric
  • Strategy

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What players say

  • Recommended
    7.5 hours later, first play and had a great time completing the puzzles. Frustrating here and there where i didn't bother to think on the puzzles (instead did the old trial and error until I was like, 'this is bonkers, let's break this down, add it up and divide'). That said in this game a little effort goes a long way. It was enjoyed. We rate it 4 and a half royal-desserts (equal to 4.5 of those common stars).

    7.5 h played when written. 5 found it helpful.

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  • Recommended
    It's just like Nullum except that regions physically expand after you combine them (if their associated numbers don't cancel out). The expansion causes the new region to physically touch other regions it wouldn't have touched otherwise, so there are more options for combining. This made some of the levels harder than Nullum and some easier. Like Nullum, this is a clean, simple, minimalistic game that requires a lot…

    5.1 h played when written. 5 found it helpful.

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