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Woodo Endless Summer Edition launched for consoles and PC

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Woodo Endless Summer Edition launched for consoles and PC
Independent developer Tiny Monks Tales' relaxing puzzle game Woodo is explored through handcrafted wooden dioramas, modeled after a 3D coloring book. Players place the pieces of a wooden diorama in their appropriate spots, setting in motion a carefree, narrated story of a fox and a frog exploring the countryside.

A preview EP is hosted on Bandcamp, comprised of five music tracks by composer Don Roberts. Several compositions, including “You Can’t Leaf Me Now,” use as their blueprint handwritten notation for piano. The Woodo: The Village EP is also available through streaming platforms.

Woodo is now available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 consoles, along with Windows PC through Steam, with support for photo mode and subtitles in 19 languages.

The Endless Summer Edition includes the base game, the full 34-track soundtrack, 3D models of Foxy and Ben figurines, and other digital collectibles. A free demo is available for all platforms, published by Daedalic Entertainment.


From the Steam product page:
Woodo is a cozy diorama puzzle game where you assemble wooden scenes piece by piece. As you place objects in their correct spots, each scene slowly fills with color and comes to life, revealing charming animations and small surprises. Follow the story of Foxy and Ben the frog through a series of interconnected dioramas, each capturing a unique moment from their shared adventure.
Woodo: The Village (Original Game Soundtrack) - EP - Apple Music / YouTube Music