Sleepy Stork has just landed on Android, bringing a delightful new physics-based puzzle game from indie developer Tim Kretz under the banner of Moonstripes. Known for titles like Window Wiggle, Butterfly Surprise, Dots and Bubbles, and Human Flag, Moonstripes introduces us to yet another charming game.
Dream with the Sleepy Stork
In Sleepy Stork, you take on the role of a stork who unexpectedly dozes off during its southern migration. Your task? Guide this floppy, unconscious bird safely to its bed across more than 100 levels. Each level presents a unique set of physics-based challenges, requiring you to tap, drop, and remove barriers to ensure the stork gently bounces or slides to a soft landing.
As you progress, especially past the first dozen levels, Sleepy Stork ramps up the difficulty with an array of tiles in various shapes and sizes, complicating your journey. What distinguishes Sleepy Stork from other puzzle games is its unique dream theme. Upon reaching the bed at the end of each level, the stork begins to dream, and each dream comes with its own interpretation.
Did you know that dreaming of a lion signifies challenges and conflicts you'll face upon waking? Or that a dream about a toilet suggests you should release negative emotions? These intriguing dream facts add an extra layer of fascination to the gameplay.
It’s a comedy, in a good way
Sleepy Stork also embraces the comedic aspect of its physics. Watching the stork remain motionless while being tossed around like a ragdoll by the game's environment is genuinely amusing. You'll find yourself chuckling as the bird flails through the air, all while discovering interesting interpretations of dream symbols. This blend of humor and learning makes Sleepy Stork a unique experience.
Sleepy Stork is available for free on the Google Play Store. Don't miss out on this fun and quirky game that combines challenging physics puzzles with whimsical dream interpretations.
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