Tsumiishi | Stone Balancing

Tsumiishi | Stone Balancing

Zen Stone Balancing

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 6, 2026
  • April 25, 2026

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A riverbed full of stones. Pick one up, turn it, and place it carefully on top of another. Tsumiishi turns the ancient meditative practice of stone balancing into a peaceful game. Realistic physics bring every stone to life — feel the weight, the texture, the precarious balance. Choose from stones of all shapes and sizes, find the perfect angle, hold your breath, and place it down. The rhythm of tension and relief quietly stills your mind. --- Features --- - Natural Stone Balancing Six rock types — granite, sandstone, slate, basalt, andesite, mudstone — each with unique shapes and textures. Realistic physics recreate the feel of real stone stacking. - Living Sky Watch the sky shift from dawn to dusk to night. Gentle rain falls from time to time. A landscape worth contemplating on its own. - ASMR-Quality Sound The clink of stones, babbling water, birdsong, wind through the valley. Every sound is procedurally generated — no two moments sound alike. - Simple Controls Tap a stone to pick it up. Tap to place it. Rotate and adjust height with intuitive buttons. That's all you need. - Records & Combos Track your stone count and tower height. Earn combo bonuses for stable placements. Chase your personal best. --- Perfect for --- - Winding down before sleep - Building focus and concentration - Relieving stress - Simply being present No ads. No in-app purchases. No notifications. Just stones.
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What's New in Tsumiishi | Stone Balancing

2.1.0

April 25, 2026

A calm new update for Tsumiishi. This version adds a refreshed app icon, improves overall stability, protects saved tower data more reliably, and includes small refinements for a smoother stone-stacking experience.

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