Steal See

Steal See is a two-player puzzle game released in 2000 by Moov Generation and Eolith. Players face off against each other in a unique matching challenge where visual perception plays a key role. The gameplay centers around manipulating a grid of tiles, attempting to create matches while simultaneously trying to deceive your opponent. The core mechanic involves strategically swapping the positions of tiles to form lines or clusters of identical symbols. However, a twist exists: players can also subtly alter what their opponent sees, creating illusions and misdirecting them from forming their own successful matches. This element adds a layer of psychological strategy to the puzzle solving. Designed for mature audiences, Steal See offers an engaging experience that combines familiar match-style gameplay with deceptive tactics, making it a head-to-head battle of wits and observation skills. A computer port followed in 2001.