A relaxing puzzle-tale told through handcrafted wooden dioramas. Assemble scenes piece by piece, and as objects find their correct spots each scene fills with colour and comes to life.

Ranked #10 on the Steam 250 seven-day chart, scoring 8.00 with a 99% positive rating from 226 reviews. Released 16 September 2026.

Key features

Colour is the reward, not a score

Scenes begin bare and gain colour as pieces land correctly. That replaces the star ratings and timers most casual puzzlers use, so progress is something you see rather than something you are told.

Assembly is non-linear by design

Pieces are hidden around the 3D space and you have to rotate the diorama to find them. It is a small change from a flat jigsaw, but it turns each scene into a search as much as a fit.

An accessibility list longer than most AAA releases

The store page lists adjustable text size, colour alternatives, custom volume controls, a mouse-only option, playable at your own pace and playable without timed input. For a cozy game this is the difference between relaxing and merely quiet.

Where to find Woodo

• Available now on Steam — $11.89, down from $16.99

Who made Woodo

Tiny Monks Tales developed Woodo, published by Daedalic Entertainment. More on the Tiny Monks Tales studio page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Woodo a relaxing game?

Yes. Steam lists it as playable at your own pace and playable without timed input, with no fail states described on the store page.

How much does Woodo cost?

11.89 dollars on Steam, discounted from a 16.99 dollars list price.

Who made Woodo?

Tiny Monks Tales developed it, and Daedalic Entertainment published it.

Does Woodo have a story?

Yes. The dioramas follow Foxy and Ben the frog through interconnected scenes, each capturing a moment from their shared adventure.

Does Woodo support controllers?

Yes, full controller support, and there is also a mouse-only option listed.