Puzzle game for iPhone

Bellwinder

Wind it. Time it. One cork. A paper fairground stall runs like clockwork, and time in it moves only while you turn the crank. Pick the moment, pick the angle, fire — and watch one cork bounce from target to target.

On the App Store soon
A Bellwinder stall: striped awning, a bell on a moving belt, a pinwheel, a flag and a star target above the cork gun.

For people who like a puzzle with moving parts

Most bounce puzzles freeze the room and let the bullet do the work. Bellwinder hands you the room's clock instead. Belts slide, rockers swing and pinwheels spin on a short cycle, and every target answers a hit in its own way — so a level is a question of order and timing, not of finding one lucky angle. There are no timers, lives, coins or ads: take as long as you like over a single shot.

What is in the stall

A crank for time

Turn clockwise to run the stall forward, back to rewind. Slow turns give fine steps. After the shot, the same crank scrubs the flight.

Targets with character

Flags fold away, bells kick faster, pinwheels redirect along their red blade, rockers swing wider, lanterns tear, funnels hold the cork for half a turn.

Five booths, sixty stalls

Each booth brings one new piece. Every stall is checked by a solver for a fair, forgiving window — no pixel hunting.

A hint, not an answer

The bulb winds the crank to a moment that works; a second tap shows the angle sector. The shot is still yours.

Seven languages

English, Russian, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Kazakh, Uzbek and Tajik, switched inside the app without a restart.

Offline and accessible

Everything plays without a connection. Step buttons can replace the crank, and calm motion tones animations down.

From the app

The Bellwinder front: section targets hang on a belt above the gun.
The front of the stall is the menu — crank a section over the gun.
Five booths shown as paper panels with striped awnings.
Five booths, twelve stalls each.
A shelf of paper figurines: flag, bell, pinwheel and more.
Every piece you meet goes on the shelf.

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