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Steam
Steam
Where Stones Sleep
Every room has two states. Observe the rules, shift the world, and uncover clever solutions in a cozy single-screen puzzle platformer with no combat, no timers, and instant resets.
Deal overview
Where Stones Sleep is listed at $3.99 on Steam.
Where Stones Sleep is at full price right now. We track it so you will see the moment a genuine discount lands.
The lowest we have tracked is $3.19, so this is not quite the floor.
As a recent release, discounts this early are relatively uncommon.
Genre: Indie · Developer: CptnCodyCentral · Release: Jun 21, 2026.
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About this game
How it plays
Where Stones Sleep hands you a single-screen puzzle and a switch. Flip it and the room answers back: platforms slide into new positions, obstacles vanish, paths open up that weren’t there a second ago. The game across 35 handcrafted rooms is built entirely around learning to read that relationship, figuring out what a shift actually does before you commit to it, then chaining that knowledge into a solution. Nothing punishes you for guessing wrong. Resets are instant, so the loop becomes look, try, fail, understand, solve, and each room is scoped to teach you one new wrinkle rather than throw everything at you at once.
Who it’s for
This is a fit for anyone who likes puzzle games that respect their time and their nerves, the kind of player who’d rather stare at a room and think than mash a jump button and hope. There’s no combat, no timer, no penalty for taking your time, so it’s also a good pick if you want something to unwind with rather than something that spikes your heart rate. If you need mechanical complexity or a long campaign to feel like a game is worth booting up, this probably isn’t it. It’s built and tested with Steam Deck play in mind too, which makes it an easy one to queue up for a short session on the couch.
Is it worth it?
It’s a tightly scoped experience: one core mechanic, 35 rooms, and a stated goal of being finishable in a single evening. That’s not a knock, it’s the pitch. If you’re the type who enjoys a puzzle game that gets in, teaches you something new every few minutes, and gets out before it overstays its welcome, that’s a satisfying shape for a game rather than a padded one. Games like this tend to be exactly the sort of thing worth grabbing when they go on sale, since the asking price scales down to match a shorter, more focused runtime. If you love puzzle design and don’t need dozens of hours to feel like you got your money’s worth, keep an eye on it.
Quick facts
Genre: Indie puzzle. Developer and publisher: CptnCodyCentral. Platform: PC (Steam), with controller and keyboard and mouse support, and Steam Deck compatibility in mind. Release date: June 21, 2026.
