Dismantle Desk
Turn the object, find the fasteners and take it apart carefully.
Help
Point at a part to highlight it and click to pull it. Use the on-screen buttons for Stages, Title and Mute. Use the game’s menu for sound and save tools.
The original edition has one fixed camera that hides a part needed on stage 1. Use this clearer edition, with its View button, to finish those stages.
Sound
Progress is saved by this game in this browser. Use its own menu to pause.
Your first move: Hover or look over the device. On teaching stages, and after a wrong pull on most stages, a brass highlight marks the next part.
After a level: replay & next steps
Continue to the next puzzle, or revisit this one and try a different approach. Hints are there when you want them.
How to play & controls
Dismantle Desk is an ordered teardown puzzle on a warm, lamp-lit craft desk. A vintage radio sits in front of you with an antenna, knobs, a grille bar, a dial, a battery, screws, a badge and a cord boot. Each stage has one correct order, and pulling the wrong part resets the whole desk. Early stages teach the order with a brass highlight on the right part. Later, a friendly green "safe" glow appears on parts that are not safe at all. From stage 13 a desk alarm clock joins the radio, and the last ten stages mix both devices.
- Hover or look over the device. On teaching stages, and after a wrong pull on most stages, a brass highlight marks the next part.
- Click or tap the part you think comes off next. A correct pull removes it and advances the step counter.
- A wrong pull resets the desk to zero. On some stages the next attempt shows honest cues.
- Clear the stage to unlock the next one; stage 30 uses both devices and twelve steps.
Point at a part to highlight it and click to pull it. Use the on-screen buttons for Stages, Title and Mute. Tap a part to pull it. Some alarm clock parts are small, so landscape and a steady thumb help.
30 stages + Daily Dismantle · Hub version 2.1.0+clarity.2
Tips & saving
Brass means correct in the teach stages; green means "looks safe", which is not the same thing.
Each stage has its own order; it does not always follow how the parts look attached. After a wrong pull, follow the brass highlight.
If a stage resets you twice on the same step, try the part you have been avoiding.
The step counter shows how many parts are left — use it to spot when a stage is nearly done.
Game progress belongs to this browser and this address. Use the game’s own save tools where available. Changing addresses or clearing browser data does not transfer your save.
Read the guideCommon questions
Is Dismantle Desk free?
Yes. It plays in the browser with no install and no purchases.
How many stages are there?
30 stages, from five steps in stage 1 to twelve steps with up to five lies in the finale.
Is there a timer?
No. You can take as long as you like on every stage.
Is there a daily puzzle?
Yes. Daily Dismantle is one generated teardown per local calendar day, the same for everyone, with harder orders and more lies later in the week. Play it from the title screen or on our Daily page.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes, by tapping parts. It is a 3D game, so a recent phone or a desktop gives the smoothest experience.
