Synchrom is a game on its own.
Its uniqueness lies in the details, the first glimpse suggest basic elements, simple match-n-win concepts, but as soon as you get past the tutorial, you get surprised by how twisted, hard and punitive it can get.

Don't rely on the screenshots or videos, it needs to be experienced in order to understand how the very basics of this game can manipulate your mind.
When you think you get the grasp on it, you loose it right away. It excels at pushing you out of your comfort zone, throwing shapes and rhythms in your face, increasingly challenging your brain at every moment.

An unlock-as-you-score modifier system allows for high replayability, and it gets quickly additcive.
While the art could benefit some polish, the gameplay puts genuinely original ideas on the table, and it's something great nowadays !

This game sits close to Race The Sun, where playing require no effort, and where practise is its own reward.

Synchrom is a game on its own. Its uniqueness lies in the details, the first glimpse suggest basic elements, simple match-n-win concepts, but as soon as you get past the tutorial, you get surprised by how twisted, hard and punitive it can get. Don't rely on the screenshots or videos, it needs to be experienced in order to understand how the very basics of this game can manipulate your mind. When you think you get the grasp on it, you loose it right away. It excels at pushing you out of your comfort zone, throwing shapes and rhythms in your face, increasingly challenging your brain at every moment. An unlock-as-you-score modifier system allows for high replayability, and it gets quickly additcive. While the art could benefit some polish, the gameplay puts genuinely original ideas on the table, and it's something great nowadays ! This game sits close to Race The Sun, where playing require no effort, and where practise is its own reward.