Two quiet games for the end of the day
A letter carried by the wind and a greenhouse that gets a little brighter every time you play.
Some games ask for your reflexes. These two only ask for a few quiet minutes.
A letter, a breeze, a front door
In Windpost the whole puzzle is visible at once: a mailbox, a house, a handful of wind flowers. You turn the petals, press Fly, and follow the letter as it drifts across a watercolour village. When it lands at the right door, a little story lands with it, a grandpa in the clock tower writing to a shepherd, or a fisherman's daughter writing to her father at sea.
There's no clock and no way to fail for good. If the letter wanders off, you nudge one flower and send it again.
A greenhouse that gets brighter
Lumi Garden is the kind of game you can leave and come back to. Merge seeds into blossoms, hand a bouquet to a passing fox or rabbit, and spend the leaves you earn on another corner of a glass greenhouse by the lake. The moon chandelier comes first. By the end, the whole night sky is lit.
Your little light sprite, Yingying, keeps you company the whole time and grows a little every time you share a flower.
Tonight's pick
Short on time? Try one chapter of Windpost: six levels, one new idea. Got a whole evening? Plant a flower pot in Lumi Garden before you go to bed, and there will be something waiting for you tomorrow.
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