A=B
Released Mar 2022
A=B is a programming puzzle game with only one instruction: A=B, which means replacing A with B.
94% positive · 931 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
High confidence
Where to buy
Steam $4.99
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Evaluation
A=B launched into Early Access on November 15, 2021 and reached its full 1.0 release on March 29, 2022. The developer's post on that date explicitly stated that "all proposed features are done, and the full release is coming," and signed off with "see you in the next game" — a clear signal that development on A=B was concluded. The post confirmed the two remaining Early Access goals (Steam Workshop support and macOS build) had been completed, fulfilling the original development roadmap. Since the full release, the developer has only published minor bug fixes and posts announcing their next projects (14 Minesweeper Variants and Crayon Computer). No new content for A=B has been announced or hinted at. The game shipped as a complete puzzle experience and the developer has moved on to new titles.
Evidence
Developer confirms all proposed features are complete, Steam Workshop and macOS support launched, full release achieved. Signs off with 'see you in the next game.'
Developer announces Crayon Computer, another new game, noting it is 'not the A=B 2 players have waited for' — implicitly confirming no sequel or further A=B content is planned.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Artless Games
Achievements
18
Platform
Windows, macOS
Controller
—
Steam Deck
Playable
Players
Single-player
About this game
A=B is a programming puzzle game with only one instruction: A=B, which means replacing A with B.
In the game, you can:
Solve various problems with this minimal language. From replacing each letter with its uppercase, to multiply two binary numbers.
Challenge yourself by using the least possible number of lines.
Discover the true power of A=B.
And, play the built-in minigame. (A must-have for a zachlike)
In the game, you can:
Solve various problems with this minimal language. From replacing each letter with its uppercase, to multiply two binary numbers.
Challenge yourself by using the least possible number of lines.
Discover the true power of A=B.
And, play the built-in minigame. (A must-have for a zachlike)
Last evaluated Jun 22, 2026
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