Delete

About this game

Delete is a minimalist puzzle leisure game.it is inspired by Minesweeper. It inherits all the excellent features of the original work, and has increased its spatial dimensions.

Your goal is to turn over all the squares, figures show the number of unknown red squares around them, you need to deduce all the answers by being reminded of by the figures

There is no time or star limit in the game, you are supposed to enjoy the relaxing experience.

Like my works before, it will keep introducing new ways of playing, the difficulty will progressively increase.

• The design of 50 levels with different shapes

• 7 different ways of playing and combination

• All riddles can be reasoned

• Simple and pure artistic style and ways of the game

• No language interfaces and content

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Latest news

• Press Coverage·21 Feb 2019

  Wot I Think: Delete

  Developer: Pony Publisher: Pony Release: Out now On: Windows, Mac From: Steam Price: 1.70, $2, 2 Oh my, reviewing Globesweeper has proven to be one of the best things I’ve done of late. Because the tips in the comments for other puzzle games to try are making me such a ridiculously happy boy. After the really brilliant Tametsi, I’ve been playing last year’s Delete, from LineWay creators Pony. (more…)
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• Announcements·12 Feb 2019Official

  Trading cards have been released

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• Press Coverage·2 Feb 2018

  Unknown Pleasures: This week s pick of new Steam releases

  Winter has finally arrived in force in London, bringing with it some questions. Whose idea was it to live on the surface? Why would anyone wear a fleece without arms? What kind of monster thinks it’s okay to make a coat with fake pockets, and why didn’t everyone immediately kill him with spears? Alas, these are not questions that Unknown Pleasures can answer. But if your local mountaintop hermit has no idea what the best new Steam releases are, you’re in luck. Lining our inexplicably porous gloves this week: liminal AIs, invisible mines, and gender critical spies. (more…)
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