An ancient stone gateway opens onto a sunlit jungle, with ferns and waterfalls beyond.

Make room
for the light.

Deep in a forgotten sanctuary,
a stone sun waits to be set free.

Discover the game

Eleven stone-sliding puzzles.
One quiet sanctuary.

Coming soonfor iPhone & iPad

A little distance
from the everyday.

Worn limestone. The weight of a moving stone. Light filtering through the leaves.

Sun Gate brings the classic Klotski puzzle into a small, carefully made world. There is no timer to race. Just a mechanism to understand, and a way through.

Twin Terraces on iPhone: the large sun stone sits in an eleven-stone puzzle on a taller board, above an opening at the bottom.
Twin Terraces Native iPhone gameplay

One stone.
A way out.

The goal is simple. Making space is the puzzle.

  1. Slide the stones.

    Move each block horizontally or vertically. The stones keep their shape and never rotate.

  2. Make a path.

    Move the surrounding pieces to bring the large sun stone down to the opening.

  3. Let the light return.

    Pull the sun stone free. The mechanism releases, and the sanctuary opens.

Take a hint when you need one, or use Reset for a fresh beginning. Your place is saved in every puzzle.

A little help at the gate
Warm sunlight falls on an overgrown stone temple entrance, surrounded by palms and jungle mist.
Actual iPhone gameplay after one move, with rain falling across the Twin Terraces puzzle.

After the first move.

From sunshine to rainfall.

Sunshine.
Rainfall.
A moment of quiet.

Each puzzle begins in the sun. Your first move brings rain across the stone; solving it clears the sky.

Listen to the jungle, the low scrape of limestone, and distant thunder. Or switch off the weather and sounds, and find your own kind of quiet.

Eleven puzzles.
Choose your path.

Start with the gentle First Light, return to the classic Original Gate, or settle into something more demanding. Every layout is open from the start, with its own saved progress and a minimum move count to aim for.

Twin Terraces

Master puzzle

98minimum moves

A taller board. Eleven stones. One last way through. Twin Terraces adds a 4 × 6 arrangement for players who want to stay a little longer.

The minimum includes the final move through the opening.

Made to be played offline.

No accounts, adverts, subscriptions, or in-app purchases.
Just the game, and time to think.

Privacy, in plain words