Woodo turns a collection of handcrafted wooden scenes into a cozy 3D puzzle adventure on PC and consoles. By rotating each diorama and clicking its missing pieces into place, you gradually restore color, movement and small moments from Foxy and Ben’s countryside story.
At a Glance
- Release Date: September 16, 2026
- Genre: Cozy Puzzle, Casual, Indie
- Platform: PC (Steam), PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
- Cost: $16.99 USD on Steam; $19.99 USD on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S
- Developer/Publisher: Tiny Monks Tales / Daedalic Entertainment
- Store Link: Get Woodo on Steam → | Get Woodo on PlayStation → | Get Woodo on Xbox → | Get Woodo on Nintendo →
A Wooden Storybook You Can Touch
Foxy grows up in a busy city before spending the summer in the countryside, where a quieter world brings new friendships and a different sense of time. Her adventures with Ben the frog unfold through interconnected wooden dioramas, with each completed scene revealing another playful piece of their shared story.
The presentation is designed to recall childhood construction toys: rounded wooden forms, soft colors and pieces that settle into place with a satisfying click. Visit the official Woodo website for more information from the creators.
Core Gameplay Features
Assemble Every Scene Piece by Piece
Each diorama begins incomplete. You select loose objects and find their proper locations, slowly transforming a muted model into a colorful animated scene.
- Tactile placement: Pieces respond like parts of a physical wooden toy.
- Visual transformation: Correct placements add color and motion to the world.
- Small surprises: Characters and props react with gentle humor as the scene comes together.
Rotate the Diorama to Find Hidden Details
Solutions are not presented from a single fixed angle. Turning the 3D model can expose a concealed socket, an overlooked object or a new relationship between pieces, making careful observation more valuable than speed.
Play at Your Own Pace
Woodo avoids timers and punishing failure states, and assistance is available when a puzzle stalls. A friendly narrator accompanies the journey, while the simple controls keep the focus on discovery, atmosphere and the pleasure of completing each miniature world.
For another gentle puzzle journey, read our Tukoni: Forest Keepers overview.
Who Is This For?
Woodo is made for players who enjoy hidden-object games, tactile puzzles and cozy stories without pressure. It should also work well as a family-friendly experience or a calming evening game for anyone who prefers observation and creative assembly over combat.
Pro Tip
Rotate a diorama fully before using assistance. Watch the silhouette and grain direction of each loose piece, then look for a matching shape from several angles. Many placements become obvious only when the scene is viewed from behind or slightly above.