Deeply Absurd Chain

About Deeply Absurd Chain Android Game

This is strategic merge puzzle where you combine stones, underground creatures and other absurd things to discover the entire chain of underground evolution.

Gameplay:

- Connect 3 or more similar items to create something new.
- Plan your move strategically to make sure that the next one is possible.
- Earn points and get Bonus Actions that will help you during the next game.
- Absurdopedia will help you to remember the sequence.

*** Reviews ***

- Time Magazine (time.com) - featured in "Best New Puzzle Games":

"I am immediately fond of any game that embraces its own absurdity on the most superficial level. At first, this plays like most match games—the basic principle of which is to line up as many similar items in a row. But in Deeply Absurd Chain, matching items only reveals the next link in the chain, allowing for far more complicated moves. It’s a game that sends you down a rabbit hole of cartoonish puzzling with an archeological theme."

- Daily Mail UK:

"I admit I started playing this purely because of the beguiling title, but it’s a pretty fun little puzzle game, devoid of the usual Candy Crush moments where the game rudely asks for your credit card. You draw lines to connect together blobs, and slowly ‘evolve’ prehistoric creatures. Little brain power is required, but it has a serene, hypnotic quality."

- JayIsGames:

"The longest chain is not necessarily the best move. You need to keep in mind your surroundings. Maybe you want that big patch of rocks to become three warm-blooded rocks instead of just one so you can combine those three into the next part of the chain. Where you end your match is important as well because the upgraded item will land there. Speed isn't a factor, so take your time to plan the best moves... Deeply Absurd Chain has a surprising amount of strategy for something so easy to pick up, and it will keep you playing for quite awhile."

- OneMoreLevel:

"Who knows what absurd thing you'll find lurking under the surface of the earth in this strategic match-3 game."