Windosill is a meditative, toy-like puzzle experience that feels like stepping into a surreal pop-up book. Each room presents a new, abstract landscape filled with strange objects that react to your touch. Your goal is always the same—find the hidden cube to unlock the door—but the path to finding it is filled with wonder and surprise.
The physics-based interactions are the star of the show. Whether you're poking a wobbly tower or guiding a mechanical bird, every movement feels weighted and intentional. It’s a short experience, designed to be completed in one sitting, but it leaves a lasting impression. It’s a perfect example of how games can be used as a medium for artistic expression and playful investigation.
Available on: iPhone, iPad, iPod
Version 2.4.9Mon Jun 02 2025
Fixes a small audio bug
Explore a dream-like world of ten mysterious vistas in this touchscreen classic. Equal parts puzzle game, physics toy box, and living picture-book, Windosill's animated, interactive world is meticulously constructed to reward playful investigation. Designed to be experienced in a single sitting (anywhere between 20 minutes and 2 hours), Windosill is suitable for curious children and imaginative adults alike.
Requires iOS 15.6 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.Explore a dream-like world of ten mysterious vistas in this touchscreen classic. Equal parts puzzle game, physics toy box, and living picture-book, Windosill's animated, interactive world is meticulously constructed to reward playful investigation. Designed to be experienced in a single sitting (anywhere between 20 minutes and 2 hours), Windosill is suitable for curious children and imaginative adults alike.










Windosill invites you to explore ten mysterious vistas in a touchscreen classic. Equal parts puzzle game and interactive picture-book, its world is designed to be poked, prodded, and manipulated. Suitable for all ages, the experience is meant to be enjoyed in a single sitting, rewarding curiosity with surprising physics-based animations and clever environmental puzzles.
Ten unique, hand-crafted rooms
Satisfying physics-based interactions
No text or time limits
Stunning minimalist art style
Each room contains a hidden white cube. Interact with every object on the screen to reveal its secrets and unlock the exit door.
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The game uses a minimalist interface where players drag and tap surreal objects to trigger chain reactions.
It is a short experience designed to be played in 20 minutes to 2 hours.