SightSplice

STUDY THE ROOM. TRUST YOUR EYES.

SightSplice is a fast-paced observation game built around short, replayable runs.

You have only a few seconds to memorize a handcrafted pixel-art room. Then the screen blinks—and something changes.

An object may move, change color, disappear, or appear. Spot the change before the timer reaches zero. A correct answer keeps your run alive. Miss too many times, and the run ends.

TEN ROOMS. THIRTY CHANGES. NO SECOND GLANCE.

Each run takes you through 10 of the game's 30 rooms. Find three changes in every room.

With 240 authored change possibilities, memorizing a single solution will not be enough. The same room can challenge you in a different way on your next visit.

CHOOSE YOUR CHALLENGE

Easy - Longest timers, 5 mistakes, and 3 hints.

Medium - Standard timers, 3 mistakes, and 2 hints.

Hard - Shorter timers, 2 mistakes, 1 hint, and increased rewards.

Hardcore - Shortest timers, 1 mistake, no hints, and the highest rewards.

Higher difficulties demand faster decisions, but reward sharper play with increased score and skill points.

TRAIN YOUR EYE

Spend the skill points earned during your runs on permanent upgrades:

Memory - Gain more time to study each room.

Focus - Gain more time to search after the blink.

Precision - Make your clicks more forgiving.

Insight - Make hints more precise and useful.

Build a playstyle that suits you, or fully upgrade every skill.

MAKE EVERY ROOM FAMILIAR

Discover all 30 rooms and track your progress in the Room Archive.

Beat your best times, earn medals, increase room mastery, and complete 24 Steam achievements.

KEY FEATURES

30 handcrafted pixel-art rooms

240 authored change possibilities

10 rooms and 30 changes in every run

Objects can move, change color, disappear, or appear

Four difficulty modes with distinct timers, resources, and rewards

Four permanent upgrade paths

Room Archive with discovery, medals, mastery, and personal times

24 Steam achievements and three tracked statistics

Short, replayable, mouse-driven runs

Offline single-player gameplay

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