Estiman: Game of Estimation

Estiman: Game of Estimation

Kool2Play · 2016 · Indie, Casual, Puzzle, Singleplayer, Family Friendly

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Positive86% · 35 📉 Recent reviews down 77%
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About Estiman: Game of Estimation

The creators of the acclaimed Clock Simulator, introduce ESTIMAN, a dynamic, engaging arcade game based on one of the process our minds work with every day - estimation. With combos you may keep going on forever (if you can!). Sweet minimal visuals appeals to your aesthetic sense, and adaptive difficulty level turns this simple concept into a compelling and satisfying game. Try it!

ESTIMAN is:
· A unique, endless game with original estimation-based gameplay
· A relaxing gameplay that keeps you in trance by engaging your special estimation skill
· Cool combos that make a skilled player keep going on forever
· A minimal audio-visual experience that evolves as you play and explore your aesthetic sense
· A vast selection of game-altering modes and settings

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Estiman is a straightforward arcade puzzle game where players click on the most abundant matching objects to clear stages and build combos, featuring pleasant music and customizable themed visuals that keep it engaging. While most players find it relaxing and enjoy the achievement hunting potential, some note that accessibility issues for colorblind players and the difficulty of maintaining high combos without exploits detract from the experience, with suggestions for balance improvements like longer combo windows or a lives system.

Not recommended Mar 12, 2025
[h1] Just click on things of the same type that are the most on the screen. There's nothing more to it. [/h1]
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Recommended Dec 15, 2025
Fun little arcade game, but I wouldn't recommend this for color blinded people (like I am), bit too challenging to only concentrate on the shapes when colors blurs the vision partially. Would still recommend for all the other +90% of people who aren't colorblind. Good choice for achievement hunters.
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 8, 2026
I bought this game mostly due to the positive reviews, after playing the game almost all these reviews seem fake or out-right lies. However, almost every review I've seen is from many years ago, so the likelihood is that the developer updated their game within the past few years. What irritated me the most about this game is that a lot of the positive reviews don't make sense (again, they were commented years ago) such as saying the game being easy. Once I reach the 20 - 25 combo, no matter what I do I cannot get any higher as the combo drops down faster the higher you go, and getting it up slows down the higher you are, such as getting it to 3 after the one round, but it remaining the same after two once you reach the 20s, I imagine once you're in the high 30s it will remain the same for half a dozen rounds, if not more. I am aware of the two power-ups, one that stops the timer for a short period of time and the other that destroys the highest shapes. However once you click off the game the time power-up immediately disappears, so you have to be careful or if you're cheesing the game, as I'll mention later, it's entirely pointless, a waste of credits. The other power-up as far …
Recommended Feb 3, 2025
Relaxing puzzle game that is actually trickier than it seems. Euphoric background music is worth the price alone.
Recommended Feb 3, 2024
Estiman is a fun little game revolving around counting alike objects, removing the object that has the most duplicates, then removing the next object with the most duplicates, until you clear each stage, building up combos as you go. I like the customization with how you can change what your objects/shapes appear as, like hearts for Valentine's Day or snowflakes for Christmas theme! However, I do feel like building up a 40x combo (getting all achievements basically) is literally impossible without cheese. Playing in windowed mode and clicking out upon each level starting is not exactly the satisfying way to complete this game, so I'd make a few changes, either a longer combo window or a lives system whereby combos don't deplete unless you make a mistake. Other than that, brilliant stuff!
Recommended Sep 11, 2022
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