A=B

About

A=B is a programming puzzle game that strips everything down to its basics. Players tackle challenges by applying a single rule: replacing instances of one pattern with another. The simplicity is deceptive, tasks range from simple text manipulation to complex logic problems, all using the same core mechanic. Each level demands careful planning as you find the most efficient way to solve the puzzle with the fewest steps possible. The game's built-in minigame adds a playful twist to the problem-solving formula. What sets A=B apart is its ability to turn a minimal concept into a deep challenge. The lack of traditional programming syntax means players must think creatively about pattern recognition and sequence. With a small but dedicated community and a 84% on Metacritic, it's a title that appeals to those who enjoy abstract logic puzzles. The game's compact design and lack of hand-holding make it a test of pure problem-solving skill.

Storyline

A=B is a programming puzzle game with only one instruction: A=B, which means replacing A with B. In the game, you can: Solve various problems with this minimal language. From replacing each letter with its uppercase, to multiply two binary numbers. Challenge yourself by using the least possible number of lines. Discover the true power of A=B. And, play the built-in minigame. (A must-have for a zachlike)