3D building puzzle
SCHATTEN
“Build the sculpture. Turn the light. Every shadow must fit.”
In a small room you can turn, you build a sculpture out of cubes, ramps and wedges. Three lamps throw its shadows: from the front on the back wall, from the side on the left wall, from above on the floor. Above the room, a panel for each shadow shows what it should look like. The level is solved only when every shadow fits exactly.
- Coming to Google Play
- Coming to the App Store
Screenshots from the current version of SCHATTEN
Video
SCHATTEN in motion
How it works
Build, turn, match the shadows
-
Build
Tap a floor tile or the side of a cube and a new piece stands there. A tap turns a ramp or a wedge, a long press takes a piece away.
-
Turn
Swipe across the room or use the arrows to turn it a quarter at a time and see what stands at the back.
-
Match the shadows
The panels show what fits: grey is still missing, green fits, red is too much. Match every shadow with the fewest pieces for three stars.
Pictures
A look inside
Swipe or scroll for more.
Pictures from the store listing of SCHATTEN, taken in the current version
At a glance
SCHATTEN in numbers
- 16Worlds
- 400Levels
- 3Lamps
- 0Time pressure
- 16 worlds, from the first cube through ramps, roofs, towers and bridges to the gallery.
- Three kinds of piece: cube, ramp and wedge. Ramps and wedges cast triangles, stone pillars are already there.
- A room in 3D that you turn a quarter at a time to see every side.
- A proven best score for every level: the fewest pieces earn three stars.
- No luck, no time pressure: what you build throws exactly that shadow, every time.
Worlds
16 worlds of 25 levels each
- CubeOne shadow
- Two wallsFront and side
- FloorFrom above too
- RampsSloping up
- WedgesTriangles from above
- RoofsEverything slopes
- GapsLight falls through
- TowersReaching up
- BridgesAbove the floor
- StairsSteps into thin air
- PillarsStone is already there
- FiguresFamiliar shapes
- ArchesWindows in the shadow
- SculptureWork of art
- CityRoofs over roofs
- GalleryThe great exhibition
More from Riddlewerk






