$6.99Sizeable Shrink the moon, find the secrets
Sizeable is a relaxing puzzle game about shrinking and growing tiny low-poly dioramas to find 3 hidden objects in each one. You resize moons, clouds, houses and trees, hunt secret tortoises, and unwind through dozens of short, gentle levels made for cozy fans.
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Shrink and grow tiny worlds
Every level is a small diorama, from deserts to space, and your job is to find its 3 hidden objects. You drag, move, shrink and grow the pieces to reveal them. You shrink the moon and the tide lowers, or you resize a cloud to make it windy, and a new path opens.
Puzzles stay light and playful, with timing and chain reactions like bouncing objects off surfaces. Each object shows a small picture hint for how to earn it, so you are rarely stuck for long.
Secrets, tortoises and building
There is plenty to poke at beyond the main 39 dioramas. Each level hides a secret tortoise, and special actions unlock 10 secret dioramas plus 4 seasonal ones. Even the main menu holds a puzzle of its own.
A diorama building mode lets you arrange your own little scenes when you want a break from hunting. The look stays cute, colorful and low-poly throughout, with gentle music and soft resizing sounds.
What else should you know?
How long is it?
Short and sweet. The main 39 dioramas take around three to six hours depending on how thorough you are and how much the trickier puzzles slow you down. Hunting all 39 tortoises, the 10 secret dioramas and the seasonal levels adds more time, and completionists often need a guide for the best-hidden unlocks.
How hard are the puzzles?
Gentle, with a little thought required. Most levels take a minute or two once you understand resizing and moving objects, though a few chain reactions and timing moments can stump you. There are no in-game hints beyond the small pictures tied to each hidden object, so expect light trial and error rather than strict logic.
Can you play it solo and offline?
Yes. It is a single-player game with linear levels, made to be played alone at your own pace. It runs offline, uses simple mouse controls, and needs no language skills since the puzzles are visual.
