Hushspire: Puzzle Adventure

Hushspire is a quiet puzzle game about a mother and her child walking through impossible buildings. Pastel towers, terraces and stairways float in the mist, and the way forward only appears when you look at them the right way. Turn bridges and tower tops, slide platforms and find paths that join only in the eye of the beholder. • 100 puzzles in ten chapters, each with its own sky and calm music • Impossible architecture: a high walkway and a low path connect if they meet on the screen, and stairs can climb forever • Cranks that turn bridges and whole tower tops, knobs that slide platforms, turntables you can ride • Stone plates that switch mechanisms of their colour, and echoes that move linked mechanisms together • The child follows one step behind and steps on the plates too, so both have to make it across • No points, no timers, no hurry – take each puzzle at your own pace • Undo the last move at any time • Portrait and landscape, progress saved on your device • 7 languages: English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian How to play Tap a tile and the mother walks there by the shortest way, with the child following her. Drag a crank wheel, or tap it, to turn part of the building a quarter turn, and slide knobs along their tracks. A plate switches the mechanism of its colour every time someone steps on it, so a path the mother has just opened may close in front of the child a step later. Think through the order of steps, plates and cranks so that both of them reach the glowing sign at the end of each level. Ads and purchase Hushspire is free to play and contains ads. Full-screen ads only appear between levels, never during play, and there are no banners. If you get stuck, you can choose to watch a rewarded ad for a hint, once per level: the game itself performs the next steps of the solution, and if you have walked into a dead end, it first rewinds to a position that can still be solved. This is always optional, and every level can be solved without it. A one-time purchase removes the ads, and hints are then available without watching anything. The game works without an internet connection; only the ads need one.

A hint button is now on screen, and you can take as many hints as you need. Characters are always drawn on top, and the game tells you when you're stuck.