Disassemble the Phone

In the game "Disassemble the Phone," you break things and make something new out of them. Take a phone, console, tape recorder, or TV — throw it into a mortar and grind it up. The debris turns into materials: plastic, metal, glass, microchips. Each item gives you its own set of components. A phone breaks down into a screen, battery, and circuit board. A tape recorder breaks down into cassettes, motors, and a case. You then use these materials to build something new. Mix and match parts, try different combinations, and discover new recipes.

How to play

Select an item and throw it into the mortar. Tap the screen or tap with the pestle—the device breaks into pieces. Collect the materials that fall out after disassembly. Open the crafting menu and combine components. Two pieces of metal make wire, glass with a circuit board turns into a new screen, and plastic with a motor turns into a toy. Some combinations unlock rare items, while others have unexpected effects. The more you break and collect, the longer the list of available recipes becomes. "Disassemble the Phone" is a sandbox game about recycling and experimentation. There are no right or wrong decisions here, only attempts to create something. Disassemble devices, collect materials, try new combinations, and discover increasingly complex devices. The process is relaxed, with no timers or restrictions — do whatever you want.