$0.76 (−89%)Sizeable
Sizeable gives you one delightful power: shrink or grow almost anything in 39 tiny low-poly dioramas. You lower tides with the moon, puff up clouds for wind, and hunt 3 hidden objects plus a secret tortoise in each scene. Short, gentle, and full of clever surprises, it is perfect for unwinding.
Is Sizeable worth it?
Sizeable is worth it if…
- you like slow, careful puzzling with no pressure
- you like cute dioramas you can spin and fiddle with
- you like hunting secrets and extra levels
- you want a short game to finish in a few sittings
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Shrink the moon, move the tide
Your tool is simple: point at an object and roll it bigger or smaller. Shrink the moon and the water drops. Grow a cloud and the wind picks up. Move pieces around, stack them, time a shot, and watch the little world react.
Each diorama hides 3 objects to find, so you poke at everything to see what changes. One scene wants plumbing and a golf swing, another wants a shop awning angled just right. The puzzles stay light, with the odd one that makes you stop and think, and trying things never really backfires.
Tiny worlds built for poking around
The 39 dioramas jump from deserts to outer space to fairy tales, all bright, blocky, and set to calm music by Jamal Green. You turn each one in your hands, spot the odd tortoise tucked behind a tree, and follow a small hint picture toward each find.
Beyond the main set sit 10 secret dioramas to unlock, 4 seasonal ones, and a mode for building your own scenes. Even the main menu turns out to be a puzzle. It lasts around three to six hours, ideal for a couple of cozy evenings.
Good to know before you play?
How hard are the puzzles?
Gentle. Most take a minute or two once you understand resizing, with only a few that ask for timing or chaining objects together. There are no in-game hints beyond the small pictures tied to each hidden object, so the secret dioramas and tortoises can take some hunting.
What do you actually collect?
Three hidden objects in every diorama, plus one tortoise per level for 39 in total. Finding enough through normal play and special conditions opens the 10 secret dioramas, and the seasonal levels stay available once you unlock them.
What is the building mode?
A separate sandbox for assembling your own diorama from the game's toy-box pieces. It has no goals or scores, just arranging and resizing for fun.
Does it ever get loud or startling?
It is calm overall, but a few objects pop, break, or make a sudden loud noise when resized, and one scene includes a cat that can surprise you. If you are sensitive to abrupt sounds, keep the volume low.
