Planned Release Date: Q1 2027

About This Game

The story

Rex is a small clay dog with one problem: the Devil has hidden his bones all over the Devil's house. Every world is another room of that house, and every new rule is another of the Devil's pranks: glass that cracks, ice you can't stop on, portals, magnets, a floor that spins under you. Shove the bones into a full row or column and Rex digs them out and gobbles them up. Clear all 16 rooms to get every bone back.

One verb. Thirty ways to mean it.

One key press slides your piece until it hits something — and shoves everything in its path with you. Fill a whole row or column. Then the same press starts meaning something else.

Glass that shatters. Ice that won't stop. Portals that keep your momentum. Pits, magnets, clones, and rooms inside rooms. 338 handcrafted puzzles across 16 clay worlds.

No clock. Ever.

Unlimited undo. No timer. Think as long as you want. Optional par is pride, not a gate. Full keyboard remap, controller support, and colorblind-friendly options.

Make your own

Built-in level editor with a solver check so your puzzles are fair.

Calm clay. Sharp ideas.

A warm claymation board, soft light, and one tactile shove. Cozy to look at. Demanding when you want it to be.

one move. the whole board.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

This game does not generate any content with AI during play.

During development, generative AI tools were used under human direction to help create some player-facing content:

- Store and marketing artwork (capsule images and similar key art). Outputs were prompted, selected, cropped, and edited by the developer to match the game’s clay board look.
- Some written text, including light in-game story dialogue and store-page copy. All text was reviewed and edited before shipping.

The playable game itself is a hand-authored, turn-based puzzle: boards, rules, 3D presentation, and sound effects are implemented in code (Three.js meshes and materials; synthesized SFX). Puzzle layouts are designed and verified with a traditional search solver, not a generative model.

No third-party likenesses, copyrighted characters, or illegal content are used. All AI-assisted output is reviewed before it appears on the store page or in the game.