Cloudhaven: Turn the Isles

A storm has knocked the floating islands of Cloudhaven out of true. Pip the fox inventor keeps a sketchbook of everything that needs mending — and every page of it is a puzzle you solve by turning islands. TURN, DON'T SWAP The board is made of small floating islands. Tap one and it swings a quarter turn, carrying everything on it. Swipe round it to turn it the other way. A turn counts when it lines up three or more matching tiles — across islands, through the open sky between them, wherever they meet. A turn that makes nothing swings back for free, so you can think out loud. ISLANDS THAT FIGHT BACK Crates, vines and frost pin an island in place until you clear them. Big three-by-three islands move eight tiles at once around a centre that never moves. Flower beds ride along when their island turns. Gust Arrows change direction when you turn them — aim one by spinning its island, then launch it. A JOURNAL, NOT A SCOREBOARD Each finished page earns a stamp in Pip's journal. Spend stamps on the repairs of Windmill Landing — the sails, the rope bridge, the greenhouse — and watch the photo pinned to the page come back to life. GENTLE BY DESIGN • 20 hand-tuned pages in the first chapter, each with Pip's notes when there's something new • Pip's tools — a mallet, a wrench that turns any island, and a breeze that reshuffles — never cost a turn • Fully offline. No ads, no purchases, no account, no data collected • Haptics and reduce-motion settings; every tile has its own shape, not just its own colour • English and German