Pixel-art platformer · Ages 9 to 12
The Fog eats the names of things. You have chalk. Run, jump and trace the outlines back into the world: the bridge, the ladder, the boat.
World 1 is free in the browser, no download and no sign-up. On Android, both islands; iOS coming soon.
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A lighthouse burned on the island. Then the Fog came, and the Fog eats the names of things. A thing without a name stops working: the bridge won't hold, the ladder leads nowhere, the boat won't float. All that's left is an outline.
Someone woke up on the shore. They had only chalk. It was enough.
Touch controls on a phone or tablet, the keyboard on a computer.
Collect the scattered pieces of a sign, then trace the outline in chalk. The name comes back, and the bridge, the stairs or the raft work again. Every sign you restore goes into your Book of Signs.
Watch out for crabs, hedgehogs and gulls: some you can jump on, others you had better avoid.
A stumble only takes you back to the last lantern you lit.
For finishing, for leaving nothing behind, and for the time.
World 1 · Free, also in your browser
Ten levels, from the Beach through the Village, the Marsh and the Archive to the Lighthouse. Near the end the Fog starts to chase you, and in the finale you are the one who names the island. A secret Grotto opens after the finale once you have 20 stars.
World 2 · Google Play, iOS soon
The wind has blown the Fog away, but it blows names away too. Find shelter behind a dune, behind a fence, in the light. Gusts push, something rubs out names behind your back, and a windmill waits on the summit. Ten levels, from the Dunes to the Windmill.
The first level is free: get the game on Google Play.
Made for children aged 9 to 12. Here is what the game does and does not do.
World 1 runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a computer. Your progress stays in that browser. On Android, get both islands from Google Play.
