Disassemble the Phone

In Disassemble the Phone, you smash old devices and turn the pieces into something new. Take a phone, game console, tape recorder, or TV, toss it into the mortar, and grind it up. The broken parts turn into materials like plastic, metal, glass, and microchips. Each type of device gives you its own set of components. A phone breaks down into a screen, battery, and circuit board, while a tape recorder gives you cassettes, motors, and a case. You then use these materials to build new items. Mix and match different parts, try out various combinations, and discover new crafting recipes. Disassemble the Phone is a casual sandbox crafting simulator about recycling and experimentation, with a relaxed pace and a focus on creative tinkering.

How to play?

Select a device and throw it into the mortar. Tap the screen or tap with the pestle to smash it into pieces, then collect the materials that drop out after disassembly. Open the crafting menu and combine your components. Two pieces of metal turn into wire, glass with a circuit board becomes a new screen, and plastic with a motor creates a toy. Some combinations unlock rare items, and others have surprising effects.

The more you break down and collect, the longer your list of available recipes becomes. There are no right or wrong choices, only attempts to make something new. Disassemble devices, gather materials, try fresh combinations, and uncover more complex gadgets at your own pace, with no timers or other limits.