Dewdrop is now available for Linux on Steam.

In this physics-based music puzzle game, you draw vines that act as instruments: falling dewdrops bounce across them and produce a sound with every collision. It’s priced at €9.75 (15% launch discount, currently €8.28). A free demo is also available.

Dewdrop is a physics-based music puzzle game where you draw vines that act as instruments. Falling droplets bounce across your creations, generating sound with each collision. No music theory is required to play.

Puzzle Mode

Guide the dewdrop to its matching vortex. Levels introduce new mechanics, obstacles and sounds that change how you solve them.

Sandbox Mode

Create your own music. Let physics generate evolving melodies automatically. No music theory required.

Unlock new sounds and themes. Experiment with reverb, delay, chorus, and phaser. Import your own sounds, create custom vines, and share your creations on the Steam Workshop.

• Physics-based puzzles with multiple creative solutions
• A relaxing sandbox for making music through experimentation
• Reverb, delay, chorus, phaser, and other audio effects
• Adjustable scales, keys, and note patterns
• Customizable vines with unique sounds and behaviors
• Unlockable sounds and themes

Source: Steam