Shizuku: Dewdrop Garden

A pair of dewdrops is about to fall through a quiet Japanese water garden, and your hands stay off the drops the whole time. You never flick, drag, or steer them. Instead, before you let go, you arrange the garden itself: slot bamboo flumes, river-stones and leaves into the empty spaces so the two falling drops meet at the very same moment and place, and merge into one. YOU SET THE GARDEN, NOT THE DROPS A sky-blue drop and a sakura-pink drop are released together. Each falls under the same fixed, deterministic physics every single time - no luck, nothing random. Your job is to read where they want to go and reshape their path so the two streams cross. THE PIECES YOU PLACE - Bamboo flume: a smooth chute that steers a drop down-left or down-right. Rotate it to choose the direction. - River-stone: a rounded grey bumper that deflects a drop to the side. - Leaf: a soft pad that catches and slows a drop. Place them, rotate them, and combine them with the garden's fixed bamboo and mossy terrain. HOW A LEVEL GOES - Drop a piece into an empty slot, then rotate it to taste. - A ghost trajectory traces exactly where both drops will travel before you commit. - When the garden looks right, press DROP. The two drops fall by fixed-timestep physics. - If they meet, they merge into a single lilac drop with a soft ripple - level cleared. - If they miss, nothing is lost: reset the board, rethink the layout, and try again. - Your inventory of pieces is finite, and your star rating rises the fewer pieces you use. 60 LEVELS, GENTLY TAUGHT - 60 hand-tuned and generated levels. - Early gardens introduce one piece at a time so the ideas click; later gardens layer flumes, stones and leaves into trickier puzzles. - Every generated level is checked by a solver, so a solution always exists - no dead ends. CALM BY DESIGN - Hand-painted watercolor garden, a morning-quiet mood, and the gentle motion of water. - A seamless looping soundtrack with soft sound effects. - 12 languages. - Plays in portrait or landscape. - Works offline after install. - Made by PixelRyu, an independent developer. Free to play, supported by ads. No purchases required - optional ads can continue a level after a miss, reveal a hint, or grant one extra piece. Arrange the garden, read the path, and let two drops become one.