Something connects them. You just don't know how yet. Spooky Action: at a distance is a minimalist logic puzzle game built around a single idea borrowed from quantum physics: two particles, linked across any distance, so that what happens to one instantly affects the other. In this game, that idea becomes a puzzle. Move an object. Watch its entangled partner react. The reaction depends on the nature of their bond — and there are multiple kinds, each with its own logic, its own surprises, its own way of turning a simple move into something unexpected. Bonds can be chained. Changed. Combined with mechanical effectors that bend the rules further. There is no single correct path. There is only the destination — and countless ways to miss it. What you'll find: — 100+ handcrafted puzzles across increasing complexity — Multiple types of entanglement with unique behaviors — Mechanical effectors that twist the rules — No timers, no randomness, no luck — Clean, minimal aesthetic — One player. Pure thought. "Spooky action at a distance" — Albert Einstein, on quantum entanglement, 1935.
