Volume II: The Mire
The puddle deepens.
For its second volume, Puddle wades into the mire: a swamp with a memory and a cast all its own. A frog who keeps climbing out of things. A heron that counts before it eats. Dragonflies racing nowhere in particular, fireflies keeping score along the reeds, and an old toad who answers every question with a better one.
Fourteen puzzles, one world, running daily from June 10 to June 23. Every riddle is a beautiful classic wearing swamp colored skin, so even the ones you think you know will look you in the eye and ask again. Solvable by anyone with a little patience and three good hints, and built around a single elegant turn waiting at the bottom of each.
No leaderboards. No timers. Just you and the mire.
A taste of what is waiting:
- A frog at the bottom of a well, and why the obvious answer is exactly one day too many.
- One foul puddle among a thousand, ten newts, and a single night before dawn to find it.
- Ten frogs, ten caps, and a trick that saves nine of them for certain.
Wade in. The water is fine.