Maggie and Crow

Maggie is a Pomeranian who wants her bone. Crow is a crow who hops, never flies, loves cheese and would rather not meet the dog. Between them and what they want is an empty page. Your job is to fill it with a machine. Each puzzle hands you a small tray of parts: conveyor belts, fans, cannons, trampolines, balloons, scissors, bowling balls, bouncy balls, crates, teleporters, pressure plates and gates, seesaws, pulleys with baskets, ramps, magnets, springs, ice, planks. Place them, tap Run and watch the whole contraption go. Something rolls, something pops, the crow hops off a seesaw, the basket sinks and the bone lands in the bucket. Or it doesn't, and you try again. EVERYTHING IS DRAWN BY HAND The game looks like a pencil sketch on cream paper, because that is what it is. Every part, every pose of Maggie and Crow, was drawn on paper and scanned in. THE SAME RUN, EVERY TIME The physics is deterministic. A machine that works once works every time, on every device. No luck, no wobble, just cause and effect. If a run fails, you know it was the design. TWENTY-EIGHT PUZZLES From a single trampoline to machines with a rope, a pulley, a seesaw and scissors that cut at exactly the right moment. Stuck? Every puzzle has a hint, three of them a week. BUILD YOUR OWN The level editor lets you lay out any machine you like on iPad and Mac. Build a working contraption, then let the game turn it into a puzzle: it removes a few of your parts, hands them to the player and checks that the puzzle can only be solved by putting them back. Levels are plain files you can share. DRAW YOUR OWN PARTS On iPad with Apple Pencil, you can draw replacement artwork for any part or character right inside the editor. ONE APP FOR EVERYTHING Buy once and play on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The first eight puzzles and the editor are free. A single Full Unlock purchase opens the remaining twenty, forever. No ads, no accounts, no tracking. Just a dog, a crow and a lot of moving parts.