SHIZUKU雫
Shizuku is a cozy, deterministic physics puzzle set in a quiet Japanese garden. You never touch the dewdrops — instead you arrange the board: place bamboo flumes, stones and leaves so that, when two drops fall, they roll, slide and finally meet to become one. Set the scene, release the drops, and watch your plan play out. Because nothing is random, you can think the whole run through before you let go. Calm, hand-made levels and no time pressure. 12 languages.
The Game
Shizuku is a cozy, deterministic physics puzzle by PixelRyu set in a Japanese garden. You arrange bamboo flumes, stones and leaves so that two falling dewdrops meet and merge into one — you set the board, never touch the drops.
Nothing Is Random
The drops fall and roll under deterministic physics. Because nothing is random, you can think the whole run through before you let go. Calm, hand-made levels and no time pressure.
How to Play
- Place pieces — bamboo flumes, stones and leaves — to shape the path.
- When you are ready, release the two dewdrops; they fall and roll under deterministic physics.
- Guide them so the two meet and become a single drop.
Highlights
- A cozy, deterministic physics puzzle set in a quiet Japanese garden
- You set the board — bamboo flumes, stones and leaves — and never touch the drops
- Nothing is random — plan the whole run before you let go
- Calm, hand-made levels and no time pressure
- Free to play with optional ads — no ads on Roblox, where you use coins you earn — in 12 languages