Make reliability from chaos
Rely is an automation puzzle game about building reliable systems out of unreliable components. Players construct networks of conveyors and devices — Sorters, Counters, Markers, and Marker-Gates — where every component has a chance to fail, and the goal is to deliver three 100% reliable components in a row. It's currently in a browser-based beta that includes a guided tutorial and three scenarios.
Build conveyors and networks where each component has a chance to let you down, and design a system you can trust despite the unreliability.
Use these devices to inspect components and turn a stream of unreliable parts into a reliable network.
Score components against a reference (e.g., 50% vs. 100% reliability shown in blue/red comparisons) with the objective of delivering three 100% reliable components in a row.
Start with a guided tutorial, then play through three beta scenarios featuring more complex components and new challenges as you progress.
Playable directly in a web browser with keyboard and mouse controls — no installation required.
Construct conveyor networks from components, each of which carries a chance of failure.
Inspect components and compare them against a reference to decide what deserves your trust.
Use Sorters, Counters, Markers, and Marker-Gates to filter and validate the stream until you deliver three 100% reliable components in a row.
Rely is an automation puzzle game about building reliable systems from unreliable components. You build conveyor networks, inspect components, and decide which ones to trust, aiming to deliver three 100% reliable components in a row.
It runs in your web browser and is played with keyboard and mouse. You start with a guided tutorial, then move through three beta scenarios with increasingly complex components and challenges.
You work with conveyors plus Sorters, Counters, Markers, and Marker-Gates to turn a stream of unreliable components into a reliable network.
The page doesn't state any pricing; the game is currently playable as a free browser beta via the Play button.
No — this is a beta containing the tutorial and scenarios 1–3. You can subscribe with your email to get development updates and a notification when the full game is released.
Yes, there's a Discord community where players share their builds and talk through the puzzles.
Checkmate the computer in as few moves as possible
